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Arkansas: Court Clarifies What is Meant by “Objective Medical Findings”
Posted on 7 Mar 2021 by Thomas A. Robinson

In Arkansas, a workers’ compensation claimant must ordinarily establish his or her injury claim with medical evidence “supported by objective findings” [see Ark. Code Ann. § 11-9-102(4)(D) (Supp. 2019)]. Acknowledging that requirement... Read More

Tags: medical causation , medical evidence , objective medical evidence , burden of proof

Larson’s Spotlight on Recent Cases: Court Dismisses Injured Workers' Tort Action Against Carrier for Five-Month Delay in Medical Benefits
Posted on 27 Jul 2012 by Larson's Spotlight

Larson's Spotlight on Bad Faith Insurance Tactics, Benefits During Incarceration, Borrowing Employer, and Injury and Causation. Larson's surveys the latest case developments that you need to know about. Thomas A. Robinson, the staff writer for... Read More

Tags: borrowing employer , workers’ compensation benefits , alcohol treatment program , incarceration , exclusive remedy , objective medical evidence , claims processing , causation , Bad Faith , workplace injuries , workplace deaths

Larson’s Spotlight on Recent Cases: Court Dismisses Injured Workers' Tort Action Against Carrier for Five-Month Delay in Medical Benefits
Posted on 27 Jul 2012 by Larson's Spotlight

Larson's Spotlight on Bad Faith Insurance Tactics, Benefits During Incarceration, Borrowing Employer, and Injury and Causation. Larson's surveys the latest case developments that you need to know about. Thomas A. Robinson, the staff writer for... Read More

Tags: borrowing employer , workers’ compensation benefits , alcohol treatment program , incarceration , exclusive remedy , objective medical evidence , claims processing , causation , Bad Faith , workplace injuries , workplace deaths