Workers' Compensation

Can I Sue the Person Who Caused the Injury or Death?

While it is true that workers compensation benefits are considered an exclusive remedy, meaning the only way to be compensated for a workplace injury or illness is by filing a workers compensation claim, there are some situations where you may be able to file a lawsuit against the individual who actually caused the injury. This may also be true...

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What You Need to Know to File for Workers Comp in Arkansas

You may be wondering when you should hire a workers compensation lawyer.  If there are any complex issues in your case, the wisest decision is to consult with an attorney. For instance, if your employer denies your claim or you do not receive your benefits as you should, then an experienced Arkansas workers’ compensation  attorney should get involved. Nearly...

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Bringing Workers Compensation Claims for the Flu

With flu season approaching and the previous flu epidemics around the country, absences from work due to the flu are something that may be on your mind. Indeed, the flu epidemic last year resulted in an undeniable impact in the workforce, particularly in health-related professions. So, how easy is it to make a workers compensation claim for the flu?...

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The Difference Between Workers Compensation and Disability Benefits

Arkansas residents who are unable to work due to a physical injury, medical condition, or mental health condition may be entitled to various types of benefits, depending on certain factors. Two options to consider are Worker’s Compensation benefits and Social Security Disability benefits. Let our workers comp lawyer explain the difference and help you determine which type of benefits...

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Rogers Workers Comp Lawyer Discusses Issues with Knee Replacements

According to reports, knee injuries are one of the most frequently reported workplace injuries. The U.S. Department of Labor Statistics in 2015, showed that nearly 100,000 workers comp claims were based on knee injuries. As a Rogers, Arkansas workers’ compensation lawyer knows from experience handling these claims, knee injuries are not only painful but usually quite expensive due to...

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Let a Rogers Workers Compensation Lawyer Help You Settle Your Claim

Most workers believe that, by settling their Workers Compensation claims, they can quickly receive a large sum of money.  However, before you make such an important decision you should understand what you could be relinquishing in the process.  The reality is, your weekly benefits and medical payments could be jeopardized.  Considering that, it is wise to discuss all of...

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What Happens When your Worker’s Comp Claim is Challenged?

There are different reasons why an employer’s Worker’s Comp carrier might contest an employee’s claim for benefits. For example, if you filed your claim after the deadline or failed to provide the required notice, your claim could be contested.  There may also be injury-related issues, such as, how and when the injury occurred.  Those issues could also result in...

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What Happens When your Worker’s Comp Claim is Challenged?

There are various reasons why your employer’s worker’s comp carrier might contest your claim for benefits.  If you filed your claim after the deadline or failed to provide the required notice, your claim could be contested.  There may also be issues related to your injury, how and when it occurred, which may result in a dispute.  Ultimately, claims contested...

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Claims Contested by the Workers' Comp Carrier

There are various reasons why your employer’s worker’s comp carrier may contest your claim for benefits.  If you filed your claim after the deadline or failed to provide the required notice, your claim could be contested.  There may also be issues related to your injury, how and when it occurred, which may result in a dispute.  Ultimately, claims contested...

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