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Jul
Sarah Jewell and Tim Giattina Named Partners at McMath Woods P.A.
Our Little Rock and Fayetteville personal injury law firm, McMath Woods P. A. , is proud to announce the addition of two new partners, Sarah Jewell and Tim Giattina, to our cadre of talented firm partners. McMath Woods P. A. was founded in 1953, and thus this year marked its 70-year...
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Jul
Jury Trial Win and the Importance of Uninsured and Underinsured Auto Coverage
A car wreck client of McMath Woods P. A. recently won a jury trial against his underinsured motorist carrier, Shelter Insurance, in Pulaski County Circuit Court. The client was represented by McMath Woods Partner Will Bond. Shelter had denied payment to the client of underinsured...
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Jul
Car Seat Laws in Arkansas
According to United States Department of Transportation (DOT) data, car crashes are one of the leading causes of death among children under 13. Following car seat laws in Arkansas is a simple yet important step toward reducing traffic deaths. One out of four children who die unin...
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Jul
How To Get a Police Accident Report in Arkansas
If you or a loved one has been injured in a car accident in Little Rock, Pulaski County, or the surrounding area, you may already have a sense of what you're up against. With mounting medical bills, missed paychecks, and insurance adjusters constantly questioning your versi...
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Jul
U.S. News Ranks Six McMath Woods P.A. Attorneys in Best Lawyers®️ List for 2023
It's official! You may remember back in November when our law firm announced some exciting news: An unheard-of six attorneys from McMath Woods P. A. had been selected for inclusion in the 29th edition of The Best Lawyers in America®️. The announcement of our law firm&rsq...
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Jul
What You Need To Know About the Exactech Hip Replacement Recall
The use of hip replacements has grown in popularity in recent years in the United States. Conditions like osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, fractures, and other debilitating musculoskeletal conditions that used to sideline individuals now allow them to retain their mobility a...
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Jul
Arkansas Motorcycle Laws
Test yourself on how many of the following Arkansas motorcycle laws you already know. Like many things in life, when it comes to highway safety, knowledge is power. Equip yourself with the resources you need to be the safest rider you can be. Summary ofHere are the main points...
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Jul
Are Consolidated Healthcare Systems Really Better for Patient Care?
For most people in Arkansas, the days of seeing their regular doctor in a small, physician-run office are long gone. Now, when we seek medical care, we are frequently sitting in the waiting room of a larger, corporate-run healthcare system. While there are purported benefits to th...
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Jul
6 McMath Woods P.A. Attorneys Included in The Best Lawyers in America
Six McMath Wood P. A. lawyers, including Carter C. Stein, Sarah C. Jewell, James Bruce McMath, Neil Chamberlin, Will Bond, and Samuel E. Ledbetter, were recently recognized by The Best Lawyers in America®️ in the 29th edition of the publication. Mr. Bond and Mr. Ledbet...
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Jul
Governor Sidney McMath Inducted to the Arkansas Legal Hall of Fame
McMath Woods P. A. is honored to announce that Sidney S. McMath, founding partner of our law firm and former governor of Arkansas, was inducted into the 2022 inaugural class of the Arkansas Legal Hall of Fame. We are pleased to see the exemplary contributions Governor McMath made...
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Jul
What Are My Options for Filing a Claim if the At-Fault Driver Died?
Becoming involved in a vehicle accident is stressful, whether you are fully or partially at fault for it or didn't contribute to its occurrence at all. Arkansas law affords you the right to seek compensation for your injuries and other accident-related damages by filin...
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Jul
How Common Are Wrong-Way Accidents?
Wrong-way accidents are relatively rare compared to other types of accidents—like rear-end collisions, T-bone crashes, or blind spot accidents. Wrong-way collisions are estimated to comprise roughly 1% of motor vehicle fatalities—about 300-400 deaths a year. When a wro...
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