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Immediate Steps You Should Take Following a Sexual Assault

June 9, 2017
Immediate Steps You Should Take Following a Sexual Assault

Sexual assault is any form of coerced sexual contact without consent, including rape, attempted rape,… Read More

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June 1, 2017
Groups Most at Risk for Sexual Exploitation

Sexual exploitation is the act of being manipulated, tricked, or forced into sexual scenarios, usually… Read More

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May 26, 2017
ATLA Members Volunteer to Help Pocahontas Flood Victims

Several members of the Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association (ATLA) came together last week to help… Read More

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May 24, 2017
McCutchen Sexton Napurano Founder Receives Advocacy Award

Earlier this month, founder Joey McCutchen received the Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association’s (ATLA) 2017 Roxanne… Read More

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May 16, 2017
Common Causes of Limb Loss

With 50,000 new amputations taking place in the U.S. every year, limb loss is an… Read More

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May 10, 2017
Joey McCutchen Named Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association President

is proud to announce that our very own Joey McCutchen was recently named the Arkansas… Read More

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April 21, 2017
Judge Denies Ecclesia College’s Motion to Dismiss

After former Springdale state representative Micah Neal pleaded guilty to receiving kickbacks from Ecclesia College,… Read More

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April 18, 2017
Update on our Distracted Driving Awareness Campaign

Fairview Elementary Students Rock their Anti-Distracted Driving Projects Distracted driving is a national epidemic made… Read More

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February 17, 2017
Dallas Neurosurgeon Faces Life in Prison after Serial Acts of Medical Malpractice

In a unique case of medical malpractice, a jury indicted Dallas neurosurgeon Christopher Duntsch on… Read More

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January 15, 2017
Man gets 25 years for leaving the scene and manslaughter charges

Hot Springs, Arkansas resident Brett Alan Emmett was sentenced to more than 25 years of… Read More

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