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Can I Be Compensated for Chronic Pain After an Accident?
An accident can happen at any time to anybody. Whether it be a car accident, a slip and fall, or an accident at work, accidents can cause serious injuries that leave the victim with pain that persists for a long time. If you experience chronic pain from an injury that was caused ...
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Why Are Teens at the Most Danger for Lung Damage After Vaping?
According to reports from CBS News, teens all across the country are being hospitalized for lung damage related to vaping. The first cases were reported in July 2019 and the numbers continue to rise. As the popularity of products like JUUL increases, concerns about lung problems ...
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Trump Administration Aims to Lower Restrictions on Hours Truckers Can Drive
McMath Woods P. A. monitors the changes in laws, regulations, and rules regarding the trucking industry. It's important for all drivers to understand the impact that these changes could have on the safety of the public. Recently, changes were made to the rules governing 18-w...
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Announcing the Winner of the McMath Woods P.A. Fall 2019 Scholarship
We're proud to announce that McMath Woods P. A. ’s first annual scholarship campaign aimed to help first-year undergraduate and graduate students has just came to a close. We were humbled by the amount of responses and applications we received. The quality of the essays...
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What You Need to Know About Arkansas Insurance Premiums After a Car Crash
Car crashes can happen to anybody. Many of those accidents cause damages and injuries. Thankfully, car insurance is there to cover most damages. But what exactly happens to your insurance premium after a serious car crash? Insurance Premiums and How They Work Auto insurance lingo ...
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How Often Do Serious Swimming Pool Accidents Occur?
Swimming pools are a fun way to cool off during hot Arkansas summers. Whether it's a public pool or a private pool, kids and adults alike love to swim and splash. But if swimmers aren’t careful, pools can get dangerous very quickly. Plenty of accidents happen at pools...
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The Ultimate Guide to Summer Fun in Little Rock 2019 Edition
With summer in full swing, it’s time to go out and explore everything Little Rock has to offer. This year, let us be your tour guides! There are so many festivals, events, restaurants, attractions, and summer camps to check out. We’ve compiled a list of the best the city has to o...
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McMath Woods P.A. Sponsors Safety Town, Helps Kids Prioritize Safety
Safety Town, a fun, five-day safety awareness program designed for rising kindergartners, hosted and graduated over 310 children within the Little Rock community this month. The program expanded this year to offer an additional week and an optional location to accommodate the com...
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When Should You Hire an Attorney to Resolve your Property Insurance Dispute?
After filing an insurance claim for property damage due to a natural disaster, like that from the recent flooding along the Arkansas River, your insurance company will assign an adjuster to your claim. The adjuster will assist you in the claims process - inspecting the dama...
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Tips for Filing a Property Insurance Claim after a Flood in Arkansas
After heavy rains resulted in record flooding in Arkansas over the past month, thousands of Arkansans were displaced from their homes and many more experienced property damage. According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency, flooding is the most common and costly natural di...
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McMath Woods P.A. Sponsors Event at Arkansas Bar Association Annual Meeting
The Arkansas Bar Association held its 121st Annual Meeting in Hot Springs over the weekend. The three-day conference, themed “Game Changers,” included a diverse array of continuing education sessions, keynote speakers such as Olympic gymnast and law graduate...
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Jul
Court’s Dismissal of Recent Case Showcases Deficiencies of Little Rock’s 911 Services
In 2013, a car plunged into Little Rock Pond. While there is evidence that suggests the two victims died as a result of Little Rock's 911 deficiencies, a unanimous ruling on May 30, 2019 upheld the decision of a circuit judge, in which the city cannot be held financially re...
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