10 Years On, Bradbury Case Moves Ahead
by Mark Friedman – 4 days ago
After more than a decade of waiting, Ralph Bradbury can move forward with his lawsuit against the former owners of the defunct Continental Express Inc. of Little Rock.
After more than a decade of waiting, Ralph Bradbury can move forward with his lawsuit against the former owners of the defunct Continental Express Inc. of Little Rock.
A former Dumas insurance agent, Joshua Jackson Smith, is accused of keeping premium money clients paid for policies that never existed.
Remember all the legal wreckage brought about by former Fayetteville real estate developer Brandon Barber a decade ago?
The Senate passed a bill to bind rail companies and workers to a proposed settlement, sending the legislation to President Biden. read more >
Financial technology firms used questionable procedures and business practices that resulted in "the needless loss of taxpayer dollars." read more >
Reilly offered his insights into innovation and organizational transformation in the November episode of the 21st Century Business Forum. read more >
The bill lawmakers are considering would impose a compromise labor agreement brokered by the Biden administration that was ultimately voted down by four of 12 labor unions. read more >
Arkansas' law, which was temporarily blocked last year, would prohibit doctors from providing gender-affirming hormone treatment, puberty blockers or surgery to anyone under 18 years old. It also would prohibit doctors from referring patients elsewhere for such care. read more >
The lawsuit alleges that the shooter had a "long-standing pattern of disturbing and threatening behavior." read more >
"Let me be clear: a rail shutdown would devastate our economy," the president said in a statement. read more >
The decision was somewhat expected, but still was a blow to owner Storm Nolan, who invested $8 million in the business. read more >
The FCC's order applies to future authorizations of equipment, though the agency leaves open the possibility it could revoke previous authorizations. read more >
Finalists in each category will be celebrated at an awards ceremony on March 8 at the Statehouse Convention Center in Little Rock. read more >
In this increasingly noisy world, pay attention not to the noise, but to the performance read more >
Gary Edwards has worked for 21 years as an accountant serving financial institutions. read more >
Richard Ayvazyan and his wife, Marietta Terabelian, were extradited from the Balkan country of Montenegro, where they were living in a luxury seaside villa before their arrest in February. read more >
Storm Nolan argues that a ruling against River Valley Relief was flawed, and says $6 million worth of medical cannabis would go to waste if he's stripped of his license. read more >
A group of siblings are suing their brothers to get access to the books of K. Hall & Sons Enterprises Inc. of Little Rock, which operates the restaurant K. Hall & Sons Produce. read more >
Walmart says its insurance companies are obligated to cover its defense costs, settlements, judgments and other losses involving the opioid lawsuits, but aren't doing so. read more >
The list of the insurers that Walmart Inc. of Bentonville has named as defendants in its lawsuit filed in Benton County Circuit Court on Nov. 7 read more >
The company has now invested more than $2.4 million over the past two years to support partners like Immigrant Connection. read more >
Some homeowners believed their second loans were rolled in with their first mortgage payments or forgiven. Now they're being told the loans weren't dead after all. read more >
They want a judge to force state regulators to comply with a ruling against River Valley Relief Cultivation. read more >
The retail giant says it paid millions in insurance premiums and expected to be covered. read more >
Sales at stores opened at least a year rose 8.2%, higher than the 6.5% in the previous quarter. read more >
Walmart said it "strongly disputes" the allegations and does not admit liability with the settlement plan. read more >
A federal judge in Little Rock recently ruled that a lawsuit involving about 100 independent pharmacies against pharmacy benefit managers can move forward. read more >
Because the law does not limit enforcement to just California businesses, now is the time for Arkansas businesses to ensure they are compliant. read more >
This week's developments marked a shocking turn of events for FTX CEO and founder Sam Bankman-Fried, who was hailed as somewhat of a savior earlier this year when he helped shore up a number of cryptocurrency companies that ran into financial trouble. read more >
The initiative in Arkansas drew the criticism of traditional legalization opponents as well as some medical marijuana advocates. read more >
The licensing reversal favored 2600 Holdings of Little Rock, doing business as Southern Roots Cultivation, which had sued claiming it should have rightfully won the license. read more >
Police arrested him after he went into another person's home and fell asleep. read more >
Rahman responds to last week's mention of attorney David Couch of Little Rock, a campaigner against the current ballot issue to legalize recreational marijuana. read more >
