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ARKANSAS STATUTES AND CODES
§ 19-10-103 - State employee not to represent claimant.
19-10-103. State employee not to represent claimant.
No full-time employee of the State of Arkansas or of its agencies, nor a member of any agency, shall appear before either the Arkansas State Claims Commission or the Workers' Compensation Commission as attorney or representative for any claimant in the presentation or prosecution of any claim filed under this chapter.
No full-time employee of the State of Arkansas or of its agencies, nor a member of any agency, shall appear before either the Arkansas State Claims Commission or the Workers' Compensation Commission as attorney or representative for any claimant in the presentation or prosecution of any claim filed under this chapter.
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