Despite increasing awareness of road safety in Arkansas, preventable car accidents continue to happen. From speeding to distracted driving to driving under the influence, accident statistics show that people are injured and even killed on state roads nearly every day. If you’ve been injured by a careless or negligent driver, you are entitled to seek […]
What to Do When Your Car Accident Claim Exceeds Insurance Policy Limits
If you were injured in a car accident where the other driver was totally at fault, or at least 51 percent at fault, the law entitles you to collect damages from the at-fault driver. This includes compensation for your bodily injury as well as your damaged vehicle. Generally, the other driver’s insurance policy will handle […]
When Insurance Companies Deny Claims
Receiving a claim denial can be baffling, especially when you have done everything right. However, it is unfortunately possible to accurately document the facts, your injuries, and the course of your treatment and still find the other driver’s insurance refuses to offer a settlement. There are several reasons this can happen and many times, it […]
Is Arkansas a No Fault Accident State?
In no-fault states for auto insurance, motorists turn to their own insurers for reimbursement after an accident — regardless of who was at fault. Laws vary; some no-fault states limit the amount that an insurer will pay, while others don’t set a limit. The Insurance Information Institute lists Arkansas as an “add-on” state when it […]