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Injured in a Motorcycle Accident? Here’s Why You Need a Lawyer

Picture this: revving engines, wind in your hair, and the thrill of riding your motorcycle through the Natural State. Many motorcycle riders enjoy exploring the scenic highways, rural landscapes, and bustling cities of Arkansas. Sadly, even on these beautiful roads, accidents can happen.  In recent years, Arkansas has seen a troubling increase in motorcycle accidents. In fact, […]

The Auto Accident Trial Process

You have probably heard that most car accident lawsuits never end up in court. The Bolch Judicial Institute at Duke Law School noted that around 1 percent of civil lawsuits – which include car accident cases – filed in federal courts result in a trial. However, civil trials can and do happen, so it pays to get […]

Common Wrongful Death Causes

The CDC reports that 224,935 deaths were caused by unintentional injuries in 2021. This includes falls, car accidents, and poisonings, among others. Although many of these were tragic accidents, some may be considered wrongful deaths. In Arkansas, a wrongful death is defined as any death “caused by a wrongful act, neglect, or default” of another party. Wrongful deaths can […]

What Does a Car Accident Lawyer Do?

Car accident lawyers work hard to help accident victims file personal injury claims to work for financial recovery. After a collision, you might be dealing with serious injuries, medical expenses, and lost wages, but experienced car accident lawyers can guide you through these challenges. A personal injury lawyer can help you communicate with the insurance […]

Is Wrongful Death a Personal Injury?

Thousands of Arkansans are injured each year as a direct result of someone else’s actions, whether negligent or intentional. When this happens, the law offers victims and their families compensation for losses caused by the incident.  What happens if the injuries are fatal? Is wrongful death a personal injury? When someone’s actions result in death, […]


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