Pulaski County Circuit Court

Patrick Benca is now handling his lawsuit over unpaid fees and a concurrent bankruptcy case on his own. read more >

Chad Green is suing Loomis after a psychotic episode led to a violent confrontation with an armored car guard, resulting in him being shot and facing felony charges. read more >

Rebecca Dobbs’ case is one of several by victims who say their banks failed to protect and reimburse them after hackers accessed their accounts. read more >

Storm Nolan is asking the Arkansas Supreme Court to save his medical marijuana license, arguing that a judge wrongly cited a juvenile detention center as a “school” and misinterpreted details of his business entity. read more >

Outgoing Judges Herb Wright and Casey Tucker won election to other judicial seats in November. read more >

Highland Midtown Apartments LLC and Thorson Highland Midtown LLC, both of Wilmette, Illinois, borrowed $17.9 million from Ready-Cap Commercial LLC of Irving, Texas, to buy the Summit House at 400 N. University Ave. in 2021. read more >

Joseph Schwartz, 63, who is facing state and federal charges, recently received another continuance in his case in U.S. District Court in New Jersey. read more >

Trinity Assembly of God was awarded $2.59M for the value of church property taken for a road construction project in west Little Rock. read more >

The Arkansas Seed Growers Association says the farmers had an agenda beyond simply contributing to agriculture. read more >

Joe White Jr. may be gone, but his family name lingers on competing enterprises. read more >

A murder case has attracted scrutiny of the sometimes chaotic intersection between the legal system and mental health care. read more >

Their fear is that tossing the attorneys’ fee award will deter Arkansans from filing lawsuits challenging the illegal use of taxpayer money. read more >

Crews & Associates Inc., the Little Rock bond brokerage, has accused one of its former account executives of transferring a client list to his cellphone before resigning in September to join a competitor. read more >

Bank of Little Rock’s position among creditors battered by the financial wheeling and dealing of John Rogers is uncertain. But the $203 million-asset lender was first in line to accuse Rogers of fraud among the growing crowd of litigants pursuing him in Pulaski County Circuit Court. read more >

The Arkansas Homebuilders Association has asked a Pulaski County Circuit judge to order a former executive to account for certain financial transactions she was responsible for during her tenure. read more >

A dispute over a bill of nearly $30,000 from the “gentlemen’s club” Visions on the northern outskirts of Maumelle has made its way to Pulaski County Circuit Court. read more >

In a cautionary tale for other non-owner executives, a federal judge has ruled that Ralph Bradbury, former president of the defunct Continental Express of Little Rock, is responsible for an unpaid $750,000 payroll tax bill. read more >