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The dedication to help those most in need has inspired Fred Caddell, a founding partner at Nolan Caddell Reynolds, to represent clients qualifying for Social Security Disability benefits for over 31 years. Born and raised in Paris, Arkansas, he attended Arkansas Tech University before getting his law degree at the University of Arkansas. He then moved to Fort Smith, where he and partner, Bennett Nolan, decided to form Nolan Caddell Reynolds in order to help injured and disabled citizens in Arkansas.. While Fred previously practiced other areas of the law, including personal injury, criminal defense, business law and bankruptcy, eventually he decided to focus all of his talents on disability law. Fred is authorized to appear in all state and federal courts in Arkansas and Oklahoma. With his intensive knowledge of disability law and experience in all of these courts, he has had the privilege to help thousands of clients get the benefits they receive.. When not practicing law, Fred likes to hunt, fish, scuba dive and travel. He also enjoys volunteering with local youth organizations such as the Boy Scouts and helping the local Red Cross. He looks forward to continue helping people in his community and citizens of his state as he has done for more than three decades.

I represent people who need help when they have sustained injuries and damages due to the fault of others.  I have handled very large personal injury cases down to minor car accident cases.  Each client is represented with the amount of diligence and vigor that I would expect from a professional representing me or my family.

Bill Reynolds has dedicated his time and practice to serving people in the area since 1992. It’s through this hard work and tenacity that has earned Bill many awards. These awards include the Super Lawyer Award, the award for Top 10 Attorneys by the National Academy of Personal injury, and many more.. Bill’s journey to becoming an attorney started with a tragic event during his college years. While Bill was in school, a hospital denied his grandfather, a World War II veteran, treatment. This led to his death. The event set Bill on a path to “protect those who were less fortunate by protecting them from such callous acts.”. Bill is currently married with five children. His wife, Natalie, is a professor at a local college teaching various science courses. Away from work, Bill enjoys Scuba diving, grilling and boating with his family.

Experienced Government Agencies attorney serving clients in Fort Smith and surrounding areas.

Experienced Government Agencies attorney serving clients in Fort Smith and surrounding areas.