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Former Razorback, His Career Ended by Injury, Sues Insurer This article is available only in print.

by Mark Friedman – 2 days ago
Former Razorback, His Career Ended by Injury, Sues Insurer

Former Arkansas Razorback Rawleigh Williams III thought a $1 million sports disability insurance policy would protect him financially if an injury derailed what promised to be a lucrative pro football career.
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First Security Moves Forward Against Lauren James Following Foreclosure Sale This article is available only in print.

2 days ago

Now that the foreclosure sale of Lauren James' merchandise is over, First Security Bank of Searcy wants to move forward and have a judgment placed against the women's clothing company and its owners for defaulting on a loan.
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John Rogers' New Tale: Forgeries Hit $1 Billion

2 days ago

From prison, John Rogers has told one of his victims that the street value of his crimes total almost a billion dollars, a boastful figure in keeping with a blustery scam artist's penchant for ditching the truth for lies and his felonious fondness for big and often inflated numbers.
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John Rogers' Counterfeit Bats Redeemed in Youth Baseball League This article is available only in print.

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Among the evidence that came into FBI possession during the John Rogers investigation were two batches of baseball bats bearing forged autographs. read more >

'Triangle' Suit Says Lawyer Had Conflict

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An ongoing legal malpractice lawsuit in Pulaski County Circuit Court highlights an issue commonly known as the eternal triangle: the relationship between the insured, the attorney and the insurance company. read more >

Your Duty To Your Employees (Gwen Moritz Editor's Note)

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Here's the thing: 401(k) plans managed with care, skill, prudence and diligence are as good for executives, who may be paying fees on higher balances, as for rank-and-file workers, who can't afford an expensive mistake. read more >

Build Trust If You Must, But Also Explore These Other Options This article is available only in print.

2 days ago

Trusts aren't the only devices people can use to pass down their fortunes, modest or massive. While a will leaves finances open to probate, which can be lengthy and costly and is a matter of public record, it is better than having no plan at all. read more >

Life Is Priceless (Tré Kitchens Commentary)

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Known as Issue 1 on the ballot, this proposed amendment to our state's Constitution places an arbitrary, one-size-fits-all cap on the damages a jury can award when there has been a loss of life or a limb or some other tragedy. read more >

Scott Pace Named Partner at Impact Management Group

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Impact Management Group of Little Rock announced Wednesday that Scott Pace will be joining the firm as a partner, effective Oct. 1. read more >

15 States Side with Nevada in Drugmaker Delay of Execution

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Fifteen states are siding with Nevada as it fights drug companies battling the use of their products in an inmate's execution. read more >

Mitchell Williams Law Firm Names COO

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Mitchell Williams Selig Gates & Woodyard PLLC announced Monday that Julia Strickland of Little Rock has joined the firm as its COO. read more >

Judge Holmes Tells Little Rock Lawyers to Pay Up

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The chief federal judge for the Western District of Arkansas recently ordered two Little Rock lawyers to pay a total of $4,586 in costs and fees related to two of their clients not showing up for depositions. read more >

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Dell McCarley, the CEO of Cantrell Drug Co., says his company has met all of the FDA's requirements and has been ready for an inspection since July 16. read more >

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