Recent Posts in March 2015
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CEPHUS RICHARD III HAS BEEN NOMINATED AND ACCEPTED AS A 2015 AIOPIA’S 10 BEST IN ARKANSAS FOR CLIENT SATISFACTION
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Our very own Attorney Cephus Richard III has been given one of the most flattering and well-earned recognitions in the legal community. Each …
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Inside truck accident numbers
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If truck accidents involving 18-wheelers and cars were boxing matches, the referee would stop the proceedings before the opening bell. It just wouldn’t …
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Roger Johnson Admitted to American College of Trial Lawyers
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Roger Johnson has become a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers, one of the nation’s most prestigious organizations for lawyers. The …
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Dangerous driving on St. Patrick’s Day
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On behalf of Johnson, Vorhees & Martucci posted in Wrongful Death on Monday, March 16, 2015. It was 1,554 years ago that the …
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Liability questions arise when self-driving cars crash
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If a tree falls in the forest and no one is around to hear it, does it still make a noise? If no …
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ATTORNEY ADMITTED TO AMERICAN COLLEGE OF TRIAL LAWYERS
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One of our founding partners, Attorney Roger Johnson has been granted membership in the American College of Trial Lawyers. The American College of …
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Bipartisan deal will hurt Missouri medical malpractice victims
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A few days ago, the Missouri Senate gave its initial approval to a compromise bill that would reinstate caps on noneconomic damages in …
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Things to know about medical malpractice
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Medical malpractice is one of the most difficult areas of law. Not only are the medical issues extremely complex, but so are the …
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Self-delusion and “addiction” keep drivers texting, despite risks
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By now, most drivers are well aware that texting behind the wheel is a dangerous habit that substantially increases the risk of car …