Motorcycle Accident lawyers in Arkansas

Firm: Kirkendall Dwyer, LLP

221 W. Second Street , Little Rock , Arkansas 72201

Practice Areas: Motorcycle Accident

Patrick Cowan is a personal injury lawyer located in Little Rock, Arkansas and practicing throughout the state of Arkansas. Patrick graduated from Hendrix College in 2003 with a double major in Business and Economics and in Computer Science and Mathematics. In 2007 he received his Juris Doctor with Honors from Bowen School of Law in Little Rock. He was a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney for 2 years, where he learned Trial Practice, and then went on to represent injured Railroad workers for several years before returning to represent Arkansans in general personal injury cases. He has tried lawsuits in 5 states, in both state and federal courts, and appeared in front of Administrative Law Judges and the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals.. Patrick Cowan is an active member of the Arkansas Trial Lawyer’s Association. Patrick strives to give each client the personal attention and hard work that every case deserves.

Firm: Law Office of Jason M. Hatfield P.A.

1025 E Don Tyson Pkwy , Springdale , Arkansas 72764

Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Workers Compensation, Car Accident, Trucking Accident, Social Security & Disability, Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence, Wrongful Death, Slip and Fall, Brain Injury, Motorcycle Accident

Since graduating law School Jason has represented the residents of northwest Arkansas in hundreds of depositions and bench trials. He has tried numerous cases to jury in Arkansas Circuit Courts and Federal Courts. He has successfully reversed trial court rulings at the Arkansas Supreme Court and the Arkansas Court of Appeals. In 2009, Jason completed a three-week jury trial fighting against the improper usage of cancer-causing carcinogens in which his closing argument was quoted by New York Times bestselling author David Kirby in his book, Animal Factory.. Jason has a passion fighting for justice and fairness for Arkansans who have been injured at no fault of their own. He is not afraid litigating injury cases that need to be litigated and shaping the law on tough issues. Additionally, he has worked long hours attempting to educate legislators on the negative effect proposed workers’ compensation bills would have on injured workers and has testified multiple times to legislative committees in an attempt to keep a level playing field.

Firm: Rainwater, Holt & Sexton, P.A.

801 Technology Drive , Little Rock , Arkansas 72223

Practice Areas: Motorcycle Accident

Matt Hutsell was born and raised in Searcy, Arkansas and is a graduate of Searcy High School.  He completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Mississippi, and obtained his law degree from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Law in 2002.. Matt lives in Little Rock and enjoys hunting, fishing, and golf.

Firm: Taylor King Law

820 West 3rd St. , Little Rock , Arkansas 72212

Practice Areas: Wrongful Death, Motorcycle Accident, Personal Injury, Class Action, Social Security & Disability, Litigation, Criminal Defense

Richard has represented clients in the United States Supreme Court all the way down to local small claims court. His career has been focused on helping ordinary people stand up against big business, hospitals, creditors, insurance companies, drunk drivers, and strong-arm government regulations.. He started as a street lawyer in Memphis, Tennessee. He returned to his hometown in Arkansas in 2005 where he has worked for Taylor King Law ever since.. His practice is devoted exclusively to representing people who have been harmed get fair compensation for social security, uninsured, underinsured and wrongful death benefits. Richard has participated in over 30 jury trials to verdict and over 2,000 cases that were settled or mediated.  Other attorneys, including defense counsel for insurance companies, often refer injury cases to Richard. He also speaks at continuing legal education courses for other lawyers.. Richard believes in his community and good government. That's why he served as Justice of the Peace for six years and ran for State Representative. He is a lifetime member of the Arkansas Game and Fish and elder at his church. Richard loves watching the Chicago Cubs and all things Razorback. His wife, Leslie, works for the Arkansas Court of Appeals and they have two daughters.