The Hot Springs, AR law firm of Schnipper, Britton & Stobaugh provides representation in cases involving residential and commercial real estate, probate litigation, business formation and insurance defense. Schnipper, Britton & Stobaugh is the second-oldest law firm in Arkansas. Founded in Hot Springs in 1875, we’ve been a consistent part of our city’s colorful history. Our early members took in spring training baseball games at Whittington Park, as legendary players like Babe Ruth got in shape for their upcoming seasons. We survived the devastating fire of 1913 that destroyed the southern portion of the city. We endured through two World Wars and saw Hot Springs transformed from a retreat for Prohibition gangsters to one of the most notable small cities for launching a business or a new career. Over the course of more than 140 years, our law firm has flourished, because our practice rests on a solid foundation: a commitment to give the best possible legal counsel to each and every client. You can be confident that our firm, which has stood the test of time, can withstand any challenges your legal issues pose.

The attorneys at Huffman Butler, PLLC have the litigation experience to handle most cases that end up in court. The vast majority of cases filed in civil court end up settling. We have the experience to skillfully handle settlement negotiations in order to expeditiously bring to an end cases which do not need to go to trial. However, in the event a case proceeds to trial, rest assured the attorneys at Huffman Butler have the skills to prosecute the trial, and if necessary, any appeals to higher courts. Contact us today to set up your free consultation so that we may evaluate your case and discuss your options. Please do not delay as Arkansas law limits the time when an action may be brought and your claim may become time-barred.

Todd Turner maintains a general practice which focuses on Consumer Protection; Class Action Llitigation; Fair Debt Collections Practices Act enforcement; Deceptive Trade Practices Act enforcement, Commercial Law, Appellate Practice and general litigation including: Personal Injury: Auto Accidents; Insurance Cases; Wrongful Death. Consumer litigation: Consumer Protection, Class Action litigation, Fair Debt Collection Practices Act; Deceptive Trade Practices Act enforcement. Probate Cases: Guardianships; Powers of Attorney. Wills and Estates; Land Sales; Timber Deeds; Landlord-Tenant law; Incorporations. Administrative Actions, including Arkansas Claims Commission.

Sanford Law Firm in Birmingham represents Alabama workers in a wide array of labor and employment law matters, including discrimination claims, wrongful termination lawsuits and union negotiations. When Alabamans are subjected to workplace mistreatment or fired for improper reasons, the accomplished attorneys at Sanford Law Firm are dedicated to correcting the situation. From our office in Birmingham, we handle a wide range of employment law issues, including wrongful termination, discrimination and sexual harassment claims. Working on behalf of employees and unions, our firm provides knowledgeable advice that is always tailored to our clients’ particular situation and needs. Regardless of whether the business in question is a small local operation or a multinational corporation, we won’t be intimidated while we pursue a proper remedy through negotiations, in an administrative proceeding or at trial.

The Brad Hendricks Law Firm is one of Arkansas' largest personal injury firms. We specialize in helping Arkansans that have been injured in Car Accidents and Big Truck Accidents. With six Arkansas offices located in Little Rock, Conway, Fayetteville, Fort Smith, Jonesboro, and Texarkana. In addition, we have lawyers who focus on medical malpractice such as birth injuries and defective or unsafe product cases, defective products cases, motorcycle accident cases, as well as Social Security Disability and Bankruptcy cases.

Our law firm has a longstanding history of excellence and integrity in litigation matters across Arkansas as well as nationwide. McMath Woods P.A. was founded in 1953 by Sidney S. McMath, Leland F. Leatherman, and Henry Woods. They dedicated their practice to representing those injured or wronged in instances of personal injury, labor and employment, and consumer matters, and later went on to develop a strong national reputation for success. Before starting his own law firm, Sidney S. McMath completed two terms as the Governor of Arkansas with Woods and Leatherman serving by his side in his administration. As proponents of change and advocates of the civil justice system, the three quickly propelled McMath Woods P.A. to become one of the most prolific and influential personal injury firms in the state.

Established in 1994, James Law Firm in Little Rock helps clients throughout the state with criminal charges and appeals. Contact their office today for dedicated guidance. Since our founding in 1994, James Law Firm has successfully represented thousands of clients in criminal defense cases in Little Rock and throughout Arkansas. Our aggressive litigators are committed to protecting your due process rights and defending your freedom. Whether you are charged with a misdemeanor or capital murder, your case is important to us. James Law Firm will not be bullied by government authorities. We have the experience, skill and resources to challenge every element of the case against you and to force the prosecution to prove its case to a jury beyond a reasonable doubt. Even if the facts are against you, we can often secure a positive outcome by fighting for a reduction in charges, entry into a diversionary program or more lenient sentencing.

At the Morris Bart law firm, we believe that individuals and companies that hurt others with their negligence should be held responsible. Not only do you stand to recover compensation for your losses but holding reckless or negligent parties accountable can also prevent injury to other innocent people in the future. Do not delay. Arkansas personal injury cases have a statute of limitations of three years from the date the incident occurred. If you do not take legal action in your personal injury case before this deadline, you may lose the right to recover compensation in court. There may be exceptions to the time limit in some cases. If you hire us to represent you in your Little Rock personal injury case, there are no upfront costs to you. Our firm works on a contingency-fee-basis, meaning we only take payment if you receive a settlement or ruling in court. Reduce your risk of being unable to be fairly compensated by working with a Little Rock personal injury lawyer and the Morris Bart law firm.