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Bob Buckalew

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It is estimated that nearly four million Americans suffer some form of mental dementia, most commonly Alzheimer's Disease. That figure is expected to triple by 2050. With the onset of dementia comes the growing need for assistance with such common daily tasks as dressing and feeding oneself, administering to even modest financial matters, and providing for one's own medical care. If you have a loved one who has difficulty making sound financial and lifestyle decisions, contact an experienced elder law attorney to discuss the possibility of establishing a guardianship or conservatorship to aid your loved ones.

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Bob Buckalew

Guardianship
It is estimated that nearly four million Americans suffer some form of mental dementia, most commonly Alzheimer's Disease. That figure is expected to triple by 2050. With the onset of dementia comes the growing need for assistance with such common daily tasks as dressing and feeding oneself, administering to even modest financial matters, and providing for one's own medical care. If you have a loved one who has difficulty making sound financial and lifestyle decisions, contact an experienced elder law attorney to discuss the possibility of establishing a guardianship or conservatorship to aid your loved ones.

DUI/DWI
Every 30 minutes, someone in this country dies in an alcohol-related crash. Last year alone, over one million people were injured in alcohol-related traffic crashes. In a lawsuit arising from a drunk driving accident, in addition to the intoxicated driver being held liable for the injuries he or she caused, a bar or social host may be liable for damages if they served an obviously intoxicated guest, who then drove and caused an accident. The fact that the person who served the intoxicated driver alcohol may be held liable does not relieve the intoxicated driver of liability, however. Experienced personal injury attorneys are aware of the many laws governing legal responsibility and can help you identify who might be held responsible for your injuries, including people or businesses you may not have considered.
Wrongful Death
Wrongful death lawsuits Clients who choose my law firm to handle their motor vehicle accidents receive the following...
Traffic Violations
Statistics compiled in 1997 by NHTSA and the American Automobile Association showed that almost 13,000 people had been injured or killed since 1990 in crashes caused by aggressive driving. According to a NHTSA survey, more than 60 percent of drivers consider unsafe driving by others, including speeding, a major personal threat to themselves and their families. About 30 percent of respondents said they felt their safety was threatened in the last month, while 67 percent felt this threat during the last year.
Assault
The liability of a nursing home owner or employees can result from negligent personal supervision and care, negligent hiring and retention of employees, negligent maintenance of the premises, and negligent selection or maintenance of equipment. Other common law theories of recovery in addition to negligence may be pursued as well. For example, a nursing home resident who has been abused can pursue damages for assault and battery. Despite what many people may believe, an assault does not necessarily involve a physical attack of any kind; an assault is commonly defined as a threat of force with the apparent ability to carry out the threat. Similarly, a "battery" need not consist of a beating or severe physical attack; any intentional, harmful or offensive contact by another might be considered "battery," depending on the law in your state.

Workers Compensation
Thousands of workers are injured or killed at work and industrial sites each year. Accidents involve falls, defective machinery, electrocution, fires and explosions. Injuries caused by these accidents are often severe and often result in a serious disability that prevents the injured worker from ever returning to work. Generally speaking, an injured worker in Arkansas may not sue his employer for ordinary negligence when an injury occurs. The exclusive remedy provision of the Arkansas Workers' Compensation Law protects employers from direct lawsuits by their employees for on-the-job injuries where the employer contributed to the accident. Claims must be filed with the Arkansas Workers' Compensation Commission, the state agency charged with administering claims under the Workers' Compensation Law.

Personal Injury
Personal injury accidents often involve the negligence, carelessness, and recklessness of others. Common injuries include brain injuries, head injuries, burns, fractures, breaks, dislocations, neck injuries, back injures, knee injuries, ankle injuries, shoulder injuries, nerve injuries, and spinal cord injuries. Before speaking with an insurance company about a personal injury accident or tragic death, protect your rights and the welfare of your family by contacting me, Attorney Bob Buckalew. My office is located in Little Rock, Arkansas, and I represent clients throughout the State of Arkansas. My practice areas include...
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