by Will Clark | Oct 7, 2019 | Criminal Law, Legal World
While most people treat law enforcement officers with respect, there are occasions when a citizen will voice his/her dissatisfaction with law enforcement officers. One such case occurred in Fort Smith, when a driver yelled “f*** you!” through his car window as he...
by Will Clark | Sep 20, 2019 | Criminal Law, insurance, Tort Litigation
What happens when a nightclub is sued by a patron who was accidentally injured while he was being forcibly removed from the nightclub? One would expect that an insurance company would enter the picture to pay for the legal defense of the nightclub and for any...
by Will Clark | Aug 16, 2019 | Uncategorized
Generally, the last will and testament of a testator (the individual who makes the will) needs to meet various legal formalities to be valid. However, a testator can revoke his/her will by simply intentionally destroying the will prior to his death. As a result, the...
by Will Clark | Jul 15, 2019 | Family Law
Attempts to divide the marital assets of a divorcing couple are often complicated. This is particularly true when a couple has been married for decades and owns a business. As a result, judges are often left in the unenviable position of attempting to ascertain the...
by Will Clark | May 13, 2019 | Contracts
In Arkansas, litigation is more likely to be resolved by settlement than by trial. While settlement is generally the quickest route to resolution, settlement negotiations can sometimes be tumultuous and so it is particularly important that all of the attorneys and...
