Early Signs That You May Have Spinal Cord Injury
Whether it is after an accident at the construction site, a motor vehicle crash or through old age, spinal cord injuries are catastrophic conditions that require immediate attention to prevent it from...
View ArticleDo You Suffer from PTSD from a Work-Related Incident?
You have undoubtedly heard the term post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) when referring to members of the military returning home after a deployment. However, PTSD is not a condition that can only...
View ArticleDangers Delivery Drivers Face During Fall Holidays
Whether you are taking a pizza or a package to customer, a delivery job can have several hazards attached to it that many residents do not realize. Given how motor vehicle accidents continue to be a...
View ArticleCommon Nursing Injuries
Nursing is an admirable career. Nurses work hard and serve people every day, but due to this, they are particularly susceptible to injuries. Ironically, many nurses are at risk of becoming patients...
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Arizona PTSD Case Sets Precedent in Favor of Police, Firefighters & First...
Phoenix, AZ (May 20, 2019) – A critical appeals case was recently decided in favor of police, firefighters and first responders on March 21st by the Arizona Court of Appeals. Officer Benjamin Pitts...
View ArticleRobert Wisniewski Speaks Out On the Role of a Workers’ Compensation Attorney
We’re excited to announce that Arizona workers’ compensation attorney Bob Wisniewski, founding attorney for the Law Offices of Robert E. Wisniewski, was recently interviewed on a podcast, where he was...
View ArticleHow to File a Worker’s Compensation Claim with the Industrial Commission of...
After receiving medical attention, the first step to beginning the worker’s compensation claim process is to file a report with the Industrial Commission of Arizona (ICA). The report must be filed...
View ArticleWhat is an Independent Medical Examination?
When you’re hurt on the job in Arizona, it’s not uncommon for your employer’s insurance company to require you to be seen by a different doctor than your treating physician for an independent medical...
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Arizona Board of Legal Specialization Certifies Attorney Javier C. Grajeda as...
The Law Offices of Robert E. Wisniewski is pleased to announce that attorney Javier C. Grajeda received his Certified Specialist Workers’ Compensation designation from the Arizona Board of Legal...
View ArticleDo I Need a Lawyer for My Workers’ Compensation Claim?
A workers’ compensation claim affects your life in many ways. Maximization of your benefits is essential because your ability to pay bills, provide for your family, and provide for yourself is...
View ArticleIs Horseplay At Work Covered By Arizona Workers’ Compensation?
Horseplay isn’t an unusual activity at work. At times, it can even be beneficial for employees to engage in some play, which creates a comradery. However, sometimes horseplay goes too far and somebody...
View ArticleBob Wisniewski Explains Workers’ Compensation Rights to NFL Arizona Cardinal...
Arizona workers’ compensation lawyer Bob Wisniewski, founder of the Law Offices of Robert E. Wisniewski, was recently invited to attend the team meeting of the Arizona Cardinal football players by the...
View ArticleMonthly Wage, Temporary Total Disability and Temporary Partial Disability...
When a worker sustains a compensable injury that results in lost time or lost earnings from work, the worker is entitled to temporary total disability (TTD) or temporary partial disability (TPD)...
View ArticleWhat is the Industrial Commission of Arizona?
Arizona has freed its courts of litigation over compensation claims through its state compensation law. This statute is all-inclusive and is designed to be fair to both employer and employee. Claims of...
View ArticleWhat We Expect of a Potential Client During the Initial Interview
During the initial consultation, both the prospective client and the lawyer are sizing each up. We like to think of it as a first date, and whether or not there will be a second date (i.e. the...
View ArticleUnderstanding the Use of Social Media and Videotape Surveillance
For years, it has been standard practice of insurance companies and their lawyers to videotape an injured worker or put them under surveillance during a workers’ compensation claim. It surprises many...
View ArticleDifferent Disability Stages in Arizona Workers’ Compensation Claims
If you’ve been injured on the job, you should know that Arizona recognizes three stages in an accepted workers’ compensation claim: Temporary total disability (TTD) Temporary partial disability (TPD)...
View ArticleWhat To Expect During the Workers’ Compensation Hearing Process
In Arizona, an injured worker can request a hearing before an administrative law judge if the insurance company has denied your case or workers’ compensation benefits. How do I request a hearing before...
View ArticleWhat is a Deposition(and How to Prepare for One)?
The deposition is one of the most important events in a worker’s compensation case. If you’ve never been deposed before, you’re likely nervous about the process and what to expect. However, the best...
View ArticleWhat To Expect From Your Arizona Workers’ Comp Lawyer
After you’ve signed the necessary legal documents to retain a lawyer or law firm to handle your workers’ compensation case, the #1 mission of the firm should be to secure the most workers’ compensation...
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