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Financial Planning After Wrongful Death: How a Lawyer Can Help Secure Your Future

Losing a loved one is emotionally challenging enough, but financial problems may accompany this traumatic event. Unfortunately, grief could easily distract you from the financial planning and legal reparations that could ensure your long-term well-being and that of your family. When your future is at stake while you are still grieving, a personal injury lawyer […]

Understanding Shared Fault Laws

A serious car accident can leave you physically hurt, emotionally traumatized, and financially broken. If you were partially at fault for the crash, you may be wondering whether you have any legal recourse for compensation. In this article, we will consider the comparative negligence laws in Arkansas and how they impact vehicle accident claims. We […]

Emerging Technologies and Personal Injury Law

No one knows for sure when the first wheel was invented. Yet, most people would agree that this invention changed the world of transportation forever.  No matter your generation, you can likely remember a new gadget that has affected your life. Who could have predicted the birth of self-driving cars hundreds of years ago? As […]

Car Accidents Caused by Autonomous Vehicles: Who’s Liable?

Over the past decade, there has been a boom in emerging technologies and implicitly, an increase in the study and use of autonomous vehicle technology. Companies like Google and Tesla have been developing and testing these so-called “self-driving cars.” Despite the many safety features put in place, these vehicles have their flaws.  A 2022 study by the […]

Filing a Claim Against a Government Entity for a Slip-and-Fall Accident: Legal Considerations and Challenges

A slip-and-fall accident can occur anywhere, including on government property. According to the National Safety Council, falls accounted for 33 percent of all preventable injuries in 2021. Due to their frequency, the likelihood that an accident occurs on public or government-owned properties – such as schools, libraries, playgrounds, streets, sidewalks, or government buildings – is fairly high.  […]


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