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If I Caught COVID-19 on the Job, Can I Collect Workers Compensation Benefits?

by Mark Martin | May 7, 2020 | Personal Injury

The COVID-19 pandemic has opened up a whole new avenue of potential workers’ compensation claims. If you believe you were exposed to coronavirus and caught the virus while on the job, then you might be able to collect workers’ compensation benefits. As...

Workers Compensation – Do I have to use the company doctor?

by Mark Martin | Oct 13, 2017 | Personal Injury

If you have been injured on the job, then your employer will normally send you to a doctor of their choice.  Under Arkansas Statute 11-9-514, if the employer selects the initial physician, the injured employee then has the right to petition the commission one time for...

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