Archive for Year: 2017

Although still considered a traffic offense, the consequences of being convicted can change the course of ones life. Employment can be lost and relationships damaged beyond repair. This is an area of law that is

By Seth A. White First and foremost, do NOT leave the scene of the collision. Arkansas law states that all drivers have a duty to give information, remain at the scene, and render aid. Ark.

Uninsured / Underinsured Motorist (UM/UIM) insurance coverage exists to cover your damages when you are injured due to the negligence of another motorist who has little or no insurance. Whenever we meet with a new

In Arkansas, it is illegal for a person to drive without liability automobile insurance to help pay for injuries or property damage to another person resulting from a car accident they cause. Specifically, liability car

Arkansas law requires that every policy of motor vehicle insurance issued in Arkansas contain no-fault coverage for medical payments and disability. This means that by default car insurance companies are required to pay up to

In 2014, news first emerged that airbag manufacturer Takata hid reports that its airbags could explode, causing serious and sometimes fatal injury, and actively tampered with test results. Last week, the United States Department of

How can someone who has been injured in a car accident prove that they deserve fair compensation for their injuries? Traditionally, lawyers have relied on medical records, testimony of physicians, and testimony of family and