News: Harrison man dies following 2-car crash in Fulton County

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FULTON COUNTY, AR – Arkansas State Police said a driver was killed in a two-car collision in Fulton County last week.

According to KTLO, the victim was identified as 54-year-old Timothy Williams of Harrison.

State troopers said Williams was driving a GMC east on U.S. 62 near Argos Wednesday when the accident occurred at about 4:45 p.m. The GMC crossed over the center line and crashed into a Dodge traveling westbound on the highway.

Williams sustained fatal injuries. No other injuries were reported. Troopers said the road was wet during foggy weather conditions at the time of the incident.

The aftermath of a car accident can be a stressful and challenging time, but if you or a loved one have been involved in a crash and are wondering where to turn, contact the Arkansas car accident lawyer at Pfeifer Law.  We will help you evaluate your legal options and can pursue compensation for your medical bills and lost wages.  To schedule a free consultation regarding your specific case, contact us online or by phone at 501-374-4440

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