Michael Ryburn, Kenneth Buckner, Robert Trammell are among the top-rated workers compensation attorneys in ZIP code 72211, Little Rock
Arkansas.
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FAQs - Workers Compensation Lawyers in zip 72211
How many Workers Compensation lawyers actively serve residents of Little Rock, Arkansas (72211)?
Approximately 43 licensed attorneys focus on Workers Compensation across Little Rock, Arkansas (72211). Most matters are filed through the Arkansas District Court, where local rules shape timelines and filing steps.
What is the typical hourly fee for Workers Compensation lawyers in Little Rock, Arkansas?
In Little Rock, typical rates range from $212-$372 per hour for Workers Compensation. End-to-end case budgets frequently land between $3873 and $8224, depending on hearings and discovery.
How long do Workers Compensation matters usually take in courts near Little Rock (72211)?
Workers Compensation cases in Little Rock, Arkansas usually take around 4-12 months depending on complexity and the Arkansas District Court docket.
Common Workers Compensation Case Examples in zip 72211
Legal matters regarding compensation for work-related injuries. Case Example: Smith v. Workers' Comp Board (2020): Dispute over the denial of a workers' compensation claim. Judgment Favor: The court ruled in favor of the employee, overturning the denial and awarding compensation.
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42003, Paducah, Kentucky Phone: Not Available Firm: Bryant Law Center
Austin Kennady is a native of McCracken County. He grew up in the Heath community and is a 2007 honors graduate of Heath High School. Austin graduated from the University of Kentucky cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts in History in 2011. While at UK, Austin participated in the Student Government Association, Sigma Chi Fraternity where he served as treasurer of their charity event, and worked as treasurer for a student investment group. He received a Juris Doctor degree from the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law in 2014.. He joined the Bryant Law Center in 2014. His primary practice areas include workers’ compensation, personal injury, and criminal defense. Austin and his legal assistant, Shauna, head the Bryant Law Center’s workers’ compensation department, taking pride in their advocacy for hundreds of injured workers they have represented across western Kentucky.
Jeff has earned a state-wide reputation as a personal injury attorney. In 1999, Jeff was elected to the Board of Governors of what is currently known as the Kentucky Justice Association. Jeff has been unanimously elected as the 1st District Vice President of that organization for the past several years. The Kentucky Justice Association is an association of attorneys throughout the Commonwealth of Kentucky dedicated to representing people who have been injured or disabled and to preserving the civil jury trial system.. In addition, Jeff is a founding member of the Kentucky Workers’ Association. Jeff was unanimously elected as President of the Kentucky Workers’ Association from 2011 through 2015, when he decided to no longer seek the president’s position. The Kentucky Workers’ Association is a group of attorneys dedicated to assisting individuals who have been injured on the job in pursuing workers’ compensation claims and working to try to better the benefits for the injured workers in Kentucky.. Jeff's reputation as a workers compensation, social security, and trial attorney has gained him a reputation that extends far outside of Western Kentucky.  Jeff receives calls from attorneys from all over the state of Kentucky and even from other states asking him to represent their family, friends, and clients.. Jeff is so well thought of that he is frequently asked to speak at continuing legal education seminars training other attorneys in Kentucky how to properly pursue workers comopensation, social security and personal injury claims.. In addition to his private practice, Jeff was a part-time prosecutor for more than 12 years.  During this time, Jeff conducted more jury trials and bench hearings than a lot of attorneys experience in a life time.  This allowed Jeff to hone his craft, so that he can be a more effective advocate in the courtroom for his clients.
