Workers' Comp Lawyer Near Me — Phoenix Metro Offices

Workers' comp is a different system — and that changes the search

A work injury claim doesn't run through the courts the way a car accident does. Arizona workers' compensation is a no-fault system with its own process, its own paperwork, and strict reporting and filing deadlines — and insurers and employers handle these claims every day while most injured workers are doing it for the first time. What "near me" should really find is a firm that knows this system; the office happens to be nearby too.

Find the office closest to you

• Downtown Phoenix

  201 E Washington Street, Suite 500, Phoenix, AZ 85004

  (602) 887-6660

  Downtown Phoenix office page

• Goodyear

  1300 S Litchfield Rd Suite 200-A, Goodyear, AZ 85338

  (623) 887-2002

  Goodyear office page

• Mesa

  114 W Main St, Suite 21, Mesa, AZ 85201

  (480) 870-9040

  Mesa office page

• Glendale

  6751 N Sunset Blvd, Suite 320, Glendale, AZ 85305

  (623) 267-2777

  Glendale office page

• North Phoenix

  1904 W Parkside Ln, Suite 100, Phoenix, AZ 85027

  (602) 960-6660

  North Phoenix office page

• South Phoenix

  6044 S 16th St, Suite 180, Phoenix, AZ 85042

  (602) 960-5550

  South Phoenix office page

• Chandler

  25 S Arizona Pl, Suite 557, Chandler, AZ 85225

  (480) 800-0386

  Chandler office page

• Gilbert

  1530 E Williams Field Rd, Suite 201, Gilbert, AZ 85295

  (480) 800-0387

  Gilbert office page

• Scottsdale

  7047 E Greenway Pkwy, Suite 250, Scottsdale, AZ 85254

  (480) 934-0374

  Scottsdale office page

Every office is staffed by the same firm, works from the same case systems, and answers to the same standard. Whichever office you call, your case can be handled where it's most convenient for you.

Start with the calculator

Before or after you call, the free workers' comp benefits calculator on this site gives a first look at how Arizona benefits are computed from your wage and injury situation. It isn't a substitute for a case review — but it turns a confusing system into numbers you can see, in about two minutes.

What a workers' comp case review covers

How the injury happened, whether it was reported, what the employer and insurer have done so far, and what benefits the claim should be producing — medical care, wage replacement, and compensation where a lasting impairment exists. If a claim has been denied or benefits stopped, that's not the end of the road; it's usually the moment a lawyer changes the most.

The fee, plainly

The case review is free, there's nothing upfront, and fees in Arizona workers' comp cases are structured and approved under the system's own rules — all of it explained plainly and put in writing before anything starts.

Frequently asked questions