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Arrow Workers compensation - Tips and suggestions

Let's fill this thread with as many tips & suggestions for dealing with the work comp system that we can come up with.

If it works out well and gets lots of input from all of us that have been through, or are going thru the system, I will make it a sticky thread, so it will be easy to find.
And more info can always be added as we go along.

like ideas on -
How to choose a wc atty
How to find the best drs

and many more topics
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