Below is a summary of Arkansas’s key laws and procedural rules for medical malpractice cases. We also provide information on the settlement value of medical malpractice cases in Arkansas as well as summaries of recent verdicts and settlements.
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On this page, we will provide an overview of the relevant points of Arkansas law in personal injury cases. We will also look at the average settlement value of personal injury cases in Arkansas.
In Arkansas, similar to other states, there is a legal deadline known as a “statutes of limitation” governing the initiation of personal injury lawsuits in court. The general rule under Arkansas’s statute of limitations is 3 years from the date the claim accrues, but there are many exceptions to this rule.
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