Dedicated Workers’ Compensation Attorneys
Jerome Gibson, P.C. was founded in 1973 to help individuals navigate the complex workers’ compensation system in Arizona. Backed by a record of over 48 years of success, we have become one of Arizona’s most recognized workers’ compensation law firms.
At our law firm, you will find experienced, workers’ compensation attorneys. We believe that you deserve personalized attention and guidance that fits your unique situation. We take the time to learn about your specific situation and implement a plan to help you benefit from the rights granted to workers injured in Arizona.
Workers’ compensation claims:
If you suffered a work injury or illness that has put you off the job, don’t assume you will automatically qualify for Arizona workers’ compensation benefits. Let us show you how our certified specialists can help you maximize your workers’ comp benefits for medical care and lost earnings.
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) claims:
We have a network of trusted attorneys we can refer you to for help with SSDI claims.
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Safety authorities issue warnings to prevent robotic work injury
Robotics is no longer limited to factories and other industrial facilities. Robots are now also used in the construction industry in Arizona and elsewhere. Following two separate incidents of a robot-related work injury, safety authorities say each new project requires
Strict rules exist for respirator use to prevent work injury
Workers in Arizona whose jobs expose them dangerous airborne contaminants must be protected. Employers must establish engineering controls such as scrubbing to remove contaminants and providing adequate ventilation to limit exposure, but if such controls are not sufficient, respirators must