Bryant School District v. Aylor
Court of Appeals of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
RAYMOND R. ABRAMSON, Judge.
^During his employment with the Bryant School District, Walter Aylor had two, separate work-related injuries — one to his right shoulder and one to his left upper arm. The District accepted these injuries as compensable and paid benefits accordingly. In addition, the District accepted a 2% body-as-a-whole rating for the right shoulder and a 5% left-arm, upper-extremity rating. Aylor eventually sought, among other things not pertinent to this appeal, additional medical benefits for his left-arm injury and benefits pursuant to Arkansas Code Annotated section…
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