Workers’ Compensation Lawyer in Fort Smith

Advocates for Injured Employees in Arkansas
Skilled workers' compensation lawyer protecting injured workers

When you become injured or ill while you are at work, you may be eligible for workers’ compensation. This is true even if the injury or illness occurred outside of your normal job functions. You are entitled to workers’ compensation benefits even in the absence of your employer’s fault or negligence. In fact, even if the injury was your fault, you may still be eligible for compensation. Motor vehicle accidents at work can also lead to workers' compensation claims, especially when the accident occurs while performing job duties.

Walker Law Group, PLC helps workers get fair compensation for injuries and illnesses sustained in the workplace. We help employees seek payment for their workers’ comp claims, including:

• Compensation for permanent disability
• Dependents’ recovery for worker’s death
• Lost wages or salary
• Rehabilitation expenses
• Retraining costs

We help you pursue any benefits you are entitled to under the law.

Appealing workers’ compensation decisions

If you were involved in a truck driving accident or any motor vehicle incident while on the job, or if you sustained any other type of workplace injury and are seeking workers’ compensation, our team is here to assist you in navigating the process. If your workers’ compensation claim is denied, you have a limited time to appeal the decision. We can help you successfully maneuver through the complex bureaucratic process of appealing the denial of your claim.

Contact Experienced Workers' Comp Lawyers

From our Fort Smith, Arkansas office, Walker Law Group, PLC. helps workers throughout Arkansas file workers’ comp claims and appeal workers’ comp denials. To schedule a consultation, call us at 479-783-5000 or contact us online. We only charge a fee if we obtain benefits for you.

Eddie H. Walker, Jr.

Frequently Asked Questions

Additional Information in Fort Smith, Arkansas

• U.S. Department of Labor - Workers' Compensation: Offers an overview of workers' compensation programs and resources available to workers.
• Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) - Workers' Rights: Explains workers' rights to a safe workplace and how to file a complaint if those rights are violated.