Volunteerism is vital in any community to help people in need and to make it a better place to live. Over the years our law firm has had the opportunity
The short answer to this question is “Yes, you can get temporary total disability.” TTD stands for Temporary Total Disability (TTD). This category means an injury that resulted in a
You are not required to file for Temporary Partial Disability (TPD), as your insurance carrier or the company you work for should provide your medical care, applicable disability benefits and
PTD refers to Permanent and Total Disability Benefits (PTD). In this instance, if you can prove you cannot perform any work, you would be entitled to permanent and total disability
PPD, or Permanent Partial Disability coverage in workers’ compensation refers to the benefits provided to employees who have sustained a lasting impairment due to a work-related injury. This coverage compensates
While just about anything can happen at work, some accidents are more common in the workplace. That said, any type of injury that happens while you are working should be
If you have seriously injured your back at work and now require surgery, you are likely entitled to workers’ compensation benefits. In some instances, the type of injuries sustained and
In the July 2021 issue of the Arkansas Trial Lawyers Magazine, Jason Hatfield published a piece discussing some of the unanticipated effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the state’s workers’
Business trips are a part of many individuals’ careers. Unfortunately, they are also occasions for employees to get into an accident. While most people think of workers’ comp as related
Most people are familiar with workers’ compensation and its payment of lost wages and medical bills. But these aren’t the only benefits that injured workers may receive. In some cases,
