Medical malpractice is committed by medical care providers. Medical care providers in Arkansas are defined as a physician, certified registered nurse, anesthetist, physician’s assistant, nurse, optometrist, chiropractor, physical therapist, dentist, podiatrist, pharmacist, veterinarian, hospital, nursing home, community mental health center, psychologist, clinic, or not-for-profit home healthcare agency licensed by the state or otherwise lawfully providing … Read more
When a person enters a hospital that person is to be take care of for the treatment of sickness or disease. The one thing that cannot occur is to die or be injured by something that you did not enter the hospital for. Falls is one of those things that can occur to a patient … Read more
Note: The following is a fictional scenario created for illustrative purposes to help our readers in Oklahoma and Arkansas understand the process of proving nursing home negligence. Introduction When we entrust nursing homes with the care of our loved ones, we expect them to provide a safe, nurturing environment. Unfortunately, the reality can sometimes be … Read more
Note: The following is a fictional scenario created for illustrative purposes to help our readers in Oklahoma and Arkansas understand the process of how workers comp works. Introduction Workers’ compensation serves as a crucial safety net for employees who find themselves injured on the job or suffering from work-related illnesses. This system is designed to … Read more
Note: The following is a fictional scenario created for illustrative purposes to help our readers in Oklahoma and Arkansas understand the types of bankruptcies and how to take advantage. Introduction In the realm of financial distress, bankruptcy offers a hopeful path to relief for individuals and businesses overwhelmed by debt. Despite the stigma it may … Read more
Note: The following is a fictional scenario created for illustrative purposes to help our readers in Oklahoma and Arkansas understand the process of proving medical malpractice. Introduction Seeking medical treatment involves placing significant trust in healthcare professionals to accurately diagnose conditions, prescribe appropriate medications, and conduct surgeries with precision. Yet, when this trust is breached … Read more
Note: The following is a fictional scenario created for illustrative purposes to help our readers in Oklahoma and Arkansas understand when to sue for personal injury. Introduction In the aftermath of an accident, victims often find themselves navigating a whirlwind of physical pain, emotional distress, and financial uncertainty. Personal injury cases serve as a beacon … Read more
Navigating an Arkansas Workers’ Compensation case can be very difficult, tiresome, and stressful for injured workers. Many people think they can tackle the process of a workplace injury by themselves, we often find this a foolish mistake as claimants miss out on many benefits they are owed. Does every injured employee need an attorney, short answer is … Read more
One of the biggest factors affecting the outcome of an Arkansas Workers’ Compensation cases are medical opinions. These can come from many sources, those include medical records, testimony, and written opinion letters from providers. It is important for Claimants who are proceeding with a Workers’ Compensation Claim to have solid medical evidence backed by solid … Read more
Employers and their insurance providers will often request to take the depositions of Claimants in Workers’ Compensation Cases. This essentially is just a question and answer period where the employers through their attorney’s take sworn testimony. Said testimony is recorded by a court reporter and a transcript is prepared. Having prepared for hundreds, if not … Read more
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