Arkansas Personal Injury Lawyers

Personal Injury Law

Jonesboro, AR, USA

Bill Stanley attended Arkansas State University, where he lettered in football for four years. He received his B.S. in Accounting in 1989 and his Juris Doctorate from the University of Arkansas School of Law in 1991. He is licensed to practice in Arkansas, the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit, and the United States District Court for the Eastern and Western Districts in Arkansas. Bill has been practicing in Jonesboro since 1995. Bill works with several different legal associations and served on the Board of Governors for the Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association from 1996-2014. In the community, Bill is active in the ASU Letterman's Club and serves on the Board of the Red Wolf Foundation.

Personal Injury Law

409 E 6th St, Mountain Home, AR 72653, USA

I am a solo practitioner and have been since 1975, being the founder and owner of Frederick S. Spencer, P.A. d/ba Spencer Law Firm. Although my law firm specializes in injured, disabled and victims injured or killed by negligence, I also have a large estate practice and still have a general practice since we live in the small, but beautiful, town of Mountain Home, Arkansas, snuggled between two large lakes and three pristine rivers. As to my past, I was elected President of the National Organization of Social Security Claimant's Representatives, elected Governor for North Central Arkansas for 23 years on the Arkansas Trial Lawyer's Association Board of Governors, founder and President of the Arkansas Injured Worker's Association, recipient of the highest award of ATLA, The Roxanne Wilson Advocacy Award and received from the Arkansas Bar Association, of which I was elected Representative, The Arkansas Bar Association Legacy Award, and twice recipient of the Arkansas Trial Lawyer's President's Award, as well as the Outstanding Service Award by Equal Access to Justice Panel of Legal Aid of Arkansas, as well as the ATLA Champions of Justice Award. I have had the pleasure of being recognized by my peers as a national speaker and author of many articles with various national and state legal organizations. I've been a speaker at the Arkansas Bar Association annual meeting and seminar on many occasions and I've been a speaker and author for the National Organization of Social Security Claimant's Representatives, speaker and author on many occasions at the annual meetings of the Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association, as well as with the American Association of Justice annual meeting and seminar. My subject matter has encompassed legal issues with regard to Social Security, Worker's Compensation and jury and personal injury trials as well as wrongful death trial practice. I have a trained staff of over ten employees who are paralegals, investigators, clerks and secretaries - some who have been with the firm for over twenty years - who help in my numerous social security, worker's compensation, personal injury, wrongful death, spinal injury, rail road and semi-truck collision cases. They also help me in my general practice of law. My father, and his father before him, were both attorneys in south Arkansas. But I felt that the independence of having my own practice would better suit me and I took my family right out of law school at the University of Arkansas School of Law at Fayetteville, Arkansas, to Mountain Home. My older brother, also an attorney, took over the family law firm. We are always striving to do our best to answer your legal needs in a professional and a timely manner and would be honored to discuss your legal needs with you without charge.

Personal Injury Law

404 Jackman Street, Benton, AR 72015

Richard Quintus and Phillip Duncan have been working together for a decade on personal injury and class-action litigation. Prior to coming on board to the Duncan Firm, Richard worked with a law firm known for business, banking, construction and commercial litigation, in addition to general practice, including criminal, family law, employment law and bankruptcy. Richard also worked for 8 1/2 years at a law firm known for an emphasis on defense, class action, antitrust and complex litigation where he headed up plaintiff litigation. Prior to becoming an attorney, Richard was an interim director at a non-profit organization involved in landowner rights, antitrust and environmental issues and was a Director of Policy and Communications at the North Dakota Department of Agriculture before attending law school.

Personal Injury Law

320 Main St, Arkadelphia, AR 71923, USA

Taylor King is the founding attorney of Taylor King Law in Arkadelphia, Arkansas. His first personal injury case came to him in 1992, before he opened the firm: a woman injured in a car accident brought in letters from other lawyers and asked King to take her case instead. The first office, opened in 1994, occupied two rooms in a downtown Arkadelphia building. In his account of how the firm began, King says the part of legal practice he has most enjoyed is explaining legal issues to clients unfamiliar with the law. His children Austin and Maggie now work with him at Taylor King Law. Arkadelphia was also where King went to college. At Ouachita Baptist University, his subjects were political science and history; his law degree followed at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville. He and his wife, Terri, made their home in Arkadelphia again in 1986 and have stayed there. Originally from Texarkana, King spent his childhood in southern Arkansas. He recalls choosing law in tenth grade, when professional tennis no longer seemed a realistic career. Taylor King Law now maintains offices in both Arkansas and Texas. The firm lists motor vehicle accident cases, nursing home abuse, wrongful death and Social Security disability claims among its practice areas. Its other listed matters include injuries involving falls, defective products and traumatic brain injuries.

Personal Injury Law

PO BOX 56199, Little Rock, AR 72215

Tim Reed is a personal injury attorney with Reed Firm in Little Rock, Arkansas. His legal career began at another Arkansas personal injury firm; opening his own practice came later. He completed law school at the University of Arkansas in Little Rock, graduating with honors. Little Rock is also home to Reed, his wife and their children. His earlier years were spent elsewhere in the state: born in southeast Arkansas, he grew up partly in the Delta before moving to central Arkansas while still in grade school. He has lived in central Arkansas since that move. His professional memberships include the Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association and the American Association for Justice. Reed’s firm biography lists him as a National Trial Lawyers Top 100 member and notes his previous inclusion on the Super Lawyers Rising Star list. Reed Firm’s stated practice covers injury cases involving cars, trucks, motorcycles, bicycles and boats. Beyond those accident matters, the firm lists catastrophic injuries, wrongful death and slip-and-fall cases. It also accepts referrals and co-counsel arrangements across Arkansas, including personal injury cases referred by lawyers who practice in other areas. Under the contingency-fee arrangement described on its website, the firm receives its fee from a settlement and charges no attorney fee unless it wins the case.