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Should I get Legal Advice from Reddit or Other Internet Forums if I get Hurt at Work?

by Adrienne Murphy | Mar 12, 2021 | Workers Compensation

It’s safe to assume my answer to this question is a firm “NO,” but I think I should explain why. Reddit has a pretty famous subreddit called /r/AskALawyer.  You might be able to find some helpful tidbits there, but if you’ve been hurt at work in Arkansas, that’s not...

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