The death of a driver who was using a driverless automobile is causing great concern as the number of driverless cars reach the road in substantial numbers. Over the past year I have read story after story describing the coming day when driverless cars take over the roads. According to…
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Drunk Driving Accident in Arkansas Highlights Liability Issues for Drinking Establishments
Fatal Drunk Driving Accident in Arkansas Leaves Two First Responders Injured A fatal drunk driving accident in Arkansas earlier this month left two members of an ambulance crew seriously injured and claimed the life of an intoxicated automobile operator. The crash happened on Interstate 40 near Little Rock Arkansas at…
Poor Visibility Does Not Negate Liability in Pedestrian Accidents in Arkansas
Visibility is a key component in pedestrian accidents in Arkansas. If drivers cannot see pedestrians, it’s often difficult or impossible to avoid them. However, failure to see a pedestrian doesn’t always negate a driver’s legal responsibility and liability in these cases. Indeed, the way Arkansas traffic laws are written, it…
Rear-End Motorcycle Accident in Arkansas Highlights Very Rare (but Very Real) Danger
Motorcyclists in Arkansas face all kinds of dangers every time they hit the road. From distracted drivers who fail to yield to bikers in dreaded “left cross” collisions to drivers who squeeze motorcyclists off the road (or worse) when making right turns without looking in their rearview mirrors. Nationwide crash…
Intoxicated Drivers Should be Held Accountable for their Choices and Actions
According to the CDC, 29 people die every day in the US in alcohol-related crashes. That translates to one fatality every fifty minutes. Recently in Pulaski County a 38-year-old driver was the victim of a fatal wreck caused by an intoxicated driver who rear-ended her vehicle at a high rate…
Grocery Stores are Hotspots for Slip and Fall Accidents in Arkansas
We don’t often pay attention to the ground we’re walking on—especially when we’re shopping for dinner in a crowded supermarket. We’re thinking about menu options, trying to remember everything on the list (which we forgot at home), messing with coupon and loyalty apps on our phones, and wrangling kids through…
Car Accident in Fayetteville Shines Light on Inexperienced Drivers
A terrifying car accident in Fayetteville in March of this year left five people injured. However, the car crash didn’t happen on the highway or at a busy intersection—it happened inside a coffee shop. On March 22nd patrons of Baba Boudan’s Espresso Café were in line waiting for their favorite…
Neglect and Carelessness Add Up to Nursing Home Abuse in Arkansas
Nursing homes and other assisted living facilities in Arkansas generally have a poor track record when it comes to safeguarding the health and wellbeing of residents and temporary patients. It seems like you hear stories of understaffing, neglect, and outright abuse in Arkansas nursing homes on a weekly basis. But…
Discrimination in the Workplace in Arkansas Catches Federal Agency’s Eye
A disturbing case of discrimination in the workplace in Arkansas has made national news as the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission files a lawsuit against one of the country’s largest retailers: Walmart. The agency is alleging that the company discriminated against a pregnant woman, failing to give her the concessions at…
Johnson & Johnson – Profit over People
Johnson & Johnson has faced numerous lawsuits regarding their talcum baby powder, and their legal problems are not over. The company is now being federally investigated. One issue being investigated is whether Johnson & Johnson took steps to hide evidence that their product is linked to asbestos and ovarian cancer…