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.

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.