We are proud to announce that Jason M. Hatfield has been elected to one of the eight Arkansas Bar’s Board of Trustees positions in Washington County, Arkansas. Jason is a
Surprisingly, when the police respond to one traffic accident, they end up handling more than one crash. This is because when cars are disabled or stopped on the side of
One of the first things we ask new personal injury clients is when their accident took place. There is a good reason for this. In Arkansas, you only have a
Congratulations to Jason M. Hatfield for being recognized in the Arkansas Times 2020 “Best Lawyers in Arkansas” edition as one of the best lawyers in Arkansas in the categories of
The police never want to arrive at a crash scene and find that someone has passed away. This is even harder when the victims are teenagers. That was sadly the
Now that a lot of people are returning to work, our office is seeing more instances of work-related injuries. It doesn’t matter what kind of work you do, you’re always
The Arkansas State Police responded to a crash Tuesday in Henderson. They knew the accident involved two vehicles. It wasn’t until they got to the scene that they learned how
During normal times, the Arkansas workers comp law is pretty clear regarding claims for common illnesses. Workers in Arkansas are not allowed to collect benefits simply because they got sick
Nothing good ever comes out of a high-speed police chase. Nobody knows this better than the officers in Arkansas who have to take part in these chases. And, when the
If you get hurt on the job in Arkansas, you should expect to be covered under workers compensation. Most employers are required to carry workers comp insurance for all of
