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It’s more common than you might think. At the scene of a crash, the other driver may admit fault, apologize, or even say, “I didn’t see you.” But later, sometimes just days after, their story changes. Often, this happens when the other driver must provide a statement to his or her insurance company. Suddenly, blame shifts. Details are disputed. And now you’re dealing with conflicting […]

Intersections are some of the most dangerous places on Arkansas roads, especially in busy areas like Little Rock. When cars, trucks, and motorcycles all meet at the same point, even a small mistake can lead to serious injuries. Understanding how fault is determined in these cases, and how traffic patterns affect that analysis, is important for anyone hurt in an intersection crash. At Reed Firm, […]

Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are among the most serious and life-changing consequences of car and truck crashes. Survivors often require long-term rehabilitation, cognitive therapy, home modifications, and ongoing support. Until now, securing comprehensive insurance coverage for brain injury treatment in Arkansas has been uncertain. But with the passage of HB 1583 (now Act 348), the landscape for brain injury claims in Arkansas is changing. This […]

In February 2025, a major Arkansas personal injury law change reshaped how accident victims can recover medical costs after being hurt in car wrecks, truck crashes, or other serious accidents. This new statute limits medical expense compensation in Arkansas, potentially altering what evidence injury victims can present in court, and how much they may ultimately recover. At Reed Firm, we’re committed to standing up for […]

Not all accidents are created equal. If you or a loved one has been involved in a big truck accident, you already know: collisions with 18-wheelers are far more devastating than the average fender bender. At Reed Firm, we’re passionate about standing with those who have been hurt and tirelessly pursuing justice on their behalf. Because when it comes to fighting for victims of big […]