Whether you work in a mine, at a high elevation in the construction industry or on a factory line, your job requires intense physical labor. Many people find physical jobs rewarding, as they can see the impact they had on a project or home the products they made in...
Tucson Disability Law Blog
How can you determine if your condition qualifies for SSDI?
People usually don't bother learning much about Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) because they assume they will never need it. Only after they get diagnosed with a severe medical condition or suffer a debilitating injury do they start to wonder whether they...
What is the most dangerous profession?
Have you ever wondered just how dangerous your profession is and how it stacks up against the rest? Maybe you’ve seen many people get injured, or maybe you know of people who have lost their lives on the job. You want to know what the risks look like. There are two...
Are you eligible for a worker’s compensation claim?
When an employee is hurt or develops an occupational illness while on the job, they may be eligible for replacement wages, medical coverage and other benefits through workers’ compensation. However, the process of filing a workers’ comp claim can be quite complex. It...
The waiting game it takes in obtaining SSD benefits
Unable to work due to health constraints and struggling financially, you look for answers. Seeking Social Security disability (SSD) benefits seems like a logical option if you likely cannot work for at least a year or maybe even permanently. Among the more crucial...
To your family, from ours — Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays
To mark the joyous holiday season, Brian Clymer Attorney at Law will close at noon on Christmas Eve and reopen for regular business hours, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., on Monday, December 28. We will also close at noon on Thursday, December 31, for New Year's holiday. Regular...
Industrial Commission: Carriers must investigate COVID-19 claims before denying
In our April 15th blog posting we urged Arizona to adopt a workers' compensation rebuttable presumption that first responders, healthcare workers, and essential "front-line" workers who contract COVID-19 have their workers' compensation claims accepted, unless the...
In-person visits to Industrial Commission remain suspended
With in-person visits still suspended, injured workers must navigate the Industrial Commission's online services and have hearings via Google Hangout with judges. The Industrial Commission's online services include: Online Fillable Forms - The ICA website...
Minnesota, Illinois adopt presumptive coverage for most front line employees who contract COVID-19. Should Arizona be next? Yes.
Certain workers from Minnesota and Illinois who are most susceptible to COVID-19 exposure can breathe a sigh of relief. Why? Minnesota has enacted legislation that creates a rebuttable presumption that if certain employees contract COVID-19 their disease is presumed...
Not just an ending but a place to begin — ‘Praise Song for the Pandemic’
We wanted to share this beautiful poem with video because we value its message of lifting up the importance of everyday working women and men who toil for our common good and the need to be compassionate for the vulnerable people in our society. We hope that it lifts...
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Brian Clymer, Attorney at Law
2601 North Campbell Avenue Suite 203
Tucson, AZ 85719
Phone: 520-323-1234
Fax: 520-323-1188
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2601 North Campbell Avenue Suite 203
Tucson, AZ 85719
Phone: 520-323-1234
Fax: 520-323-1188
Tucson Law Office Map
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 43277
Tucson, AZ 85733
P.O. Box 43277
Tucson, AZ 85733
