Welspun Pipes Inc.

Attorney Josh Sanford of Little Rock won his latest round with U.S. District Court Judge Billy Roy Wilson in a long-running feud over allegations Sanford charges excessive and unearned fees. read more >

Little Rock attorney Josh Sanford and his law firm can continue to practice law in federal court pending their appeal of a suspension by U.S. District Judge Billy Roy Wilson, who accused them of charging excessive and unearned fees. read more >

A Little Rock law firm appeals, again, a judge’s order cutting attorney fees. read more >

The holdings overseen by the Little Rock Port Authority recently grew by more than 330 acres in a cashless transaction. read more >

The Sanford Law Firm PLLC of Little Rock has appealed an award of $1 in attorneys’ fees from U.S. District Judge Billy Roy Wilson, who wrote a blistering order about the firm’s billing practices in June. read more >

Allen Engineering of Paragould was one of 20 organizations to receive an Arkansas Governor’s Quality Award during the 25th Annual Awards Celebration Thursday at the Marriott Ballroom. read more >

A U.S. District Court judge in Little Rock recently ruled Welspun Pipe’s insurance carrier doesn’t have to pay the pipe manufacturer $13.5 million for a loss tied to a 2012 fire at its Little Rock plant. read more >

Another lawsuit has risen from the ashes of a nearly $30 million fire at Welspun Pipes Inc.’s Little Rock plant in 2012. The latest one is by an insurance company trying to get out of paying for the defense of one of its customers, Entech Inc. of Conway. read more >

Remember that earlier this year, Welspun Pipes Inc. sued its insurance company after a devastating fire at its Little Rock facility? Now the insurer, Liberty Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of Wausau, Wis., is suing several contractors it believes are liable. read more >