Every school day, about 350,000 Arkansas students travel to school via school bus. Thousands more walk, ride their bicycles or receive transportation from their families. With school back in session, the roads near schools will be busier – and many…
Work zone accidents occur quite often in Arkansas. Construction is necessary to keep the roads in good condition, but it also makes driving more hazardous. Many people who get involved in work zone crashes turn to Fayetteville car accident lawyers…
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 certain amount of time to file your personal injury lawsuit.…
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 at risk of getting hurt. A lot of people think…
On television, it’s funny when somebody falls. If you’ve ever seen those shows where they feature funny home videos, you know what we mean. People tend to laugh when they see somebody fall. And, when the person is okay after…
Battery is the act of harmful touching or intentionally offensive contact with another person without their consent. The battery does not require any intent to harm the victim, but the intention to contact or cause contact. Battery charges are changed…
When an insurance company refuses to pay your claim, it is time for you should continue your ‘battle.’ Many people fear that it is the final and only decision, but with a skilled personal injury attorney in Springdale, you will…
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