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...
by Constance Clark | Feb 18, 2019 | Contracts, Uncategorized
A landlord had a duty to provide heat to his tenant’s residence and knew that the furnace was broken. Yet, the landlord was held to have no liability when his tenant’s nine-year old granddaughter suffered extensive burns after her dress came in contact with a space...
by Constance Clark | Jun 6, 2017 | Contracts
Charities often attract gifts from wealthy donors by agreeing that a building, facility or program will carry the donor’s name. What happens, however, if that donor’s name subsequently becomes tarnished and the charity wishes to remove it? Vanderbilt University was...
by Jack Butt | Apr 25, 2017 | Contracts
The old adage, “[i]f it seems to be too good to be true, it probably is,” is well worth considering the next time you make a large purchase. That advice would have come in quite handy for a woman and her son who paid an extra $100,000 for a parcel of real...
