Workers’ compensation helps those who are injured on the job in Arkansas. Yet, for many employees, workers’ compensation can be confusing. Here are five common myths about workers’ compensation coverage
Summer 2024 has brought record-high temperatures to many parts of the United States, including Arkansas. For those who work or play outdoors in summer, heat-related illness may occur. To stay
Every school day, about 350,000 Arkansas students travel to school via school bus. Thousands more walk, ride their bicycles or receive transportation from their families. With school back in session,
Every year in the United States, drivers and others on the road are injured when a vehicle fails to secure a load in transport. Items can fly out of the
In today’s digital world, it is hard to imagine our lives without social media. Apps like TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook allow us to share photos, post updates, express opinions, and
While workers’ compensation does cover a lot of things, it does not pay an injured worker for pain and suffering. It is not designed to do so. The term “pain
Motorcycles are extremely popular for many reasons, including the thrill of riding in the open air, using less gas, agility in heavy traffic, and being easier to park. The single
A March 2024 crash on Interstate 630 in Little Rock recently resulted in one person requiring ambulance transport to a nearby hospital. The crash occurred shortly before noon near the
A Newport resident suffered fatal injuries in February 2024 when a driver rear-ended him as he rode his scooter on a highway in Jackson County, according to a report from
Driving on the open roads of Arkansas can be a truly liberating experience as well as a daily necessity. However, along with the freedom of driving comes the responsibility of
