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The Brad Hendricks Law Firm Blog
Local and National news about legal issues, including articles from The Brad Hendricks Law Firm attorneys.


Navigating the I-30 Construction Zone: Who Is Liable for Accidents Between Little Rock and Benton?
Whether you commute daily from Saline County into downtown Little Rock or haul freight through central Arkansas, navigating Interstate 30 has felt like an endurance test. Between major highway overhauls like the 30 Crossing Project in Pulaski County and the multi-year widening corridor between Benton, Bryant, and Alexander, local drivers face a constantly shifting landscape of unexpected lane shifts, concrete barriers, and sudden slowdowns. When collisions happen in these hig
The Brad Hendricks Law Firm
Jul 284 min read


The Hidden Dangers of Using AI to Handle Your Own Arkansas Personal Injury Case
Artificial intelligence has changed the way people find information. Today, someone injured in a car accident in Little Rock, Fayetteville, Fort Smith, or Jonesboro can ask AI a legal question and receive an instant answer. That sounds convenient. And in many ways, AI can be incredibly helpful. It can explain legal concepts, summarize insurance terms, organize documents, and help people better understand the claims process. But when it comes to actually handling a personal in
The Brad Hendricks Law Firm
Jun 105 min read


Rear-End Collisions in Arkansas: Understanding Your Legal Rights
What are the laws about rear end collisions in Arkansas. What are my rights?
The Brad Hendricks Law Firm
May 262 min read


2026 Arkansas Car Accident Laws: What You Can Actually Recover
New 2026 Arkansas Car Accident Laws
The Brad Hendricks Law Firm
Apr 213 min read


Stay Safe on the Natural State’s Roads: A Guide to Arkansas Motorcycle Safety (2026)
Arkansas offers some of the most breathtaking rides in the country, from the winding Pig Trail to the scenic Ozark Highlands Scenic Byway. However, the freedom of the open road comes with unique risks. In 2023, motorcyclists accounted for 16% of all roadway fatalities in Arkansas—a sobering statistic that highlights the importance of safety and legal awareness. At The Brad Hendricks Law Firm , we’ve seen firsthand how a single moment of negligence from another driver can cha
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Apr 12 min read


AWD vs. 4WD vs. Snow Tires: The Truth About Winter Driving Safety on Arkansas Roads
Here in Arkansas , from the rolling hills of the Ozarks to the busy streets of Little Rock, we see a variety of winter weather. It might not last as long as it does up North, but when snow and ice hit the Natural State, roads can quickly become dangerous. Many drivers rely on an All-Wheel Drive (AWD) or Four-Wheel Drive (4WD) vehicle, believing it makes them immune to skids and slides. Others invest in Snow Tires for an added sense of security. But here’s the critical trut
The Brad Hendricks Law Firm
Dec 6, 20254 min read


Injured in Conway? A Local Guide to Car and Truck Accidents in Faulkner County
Conway, Arkansas, is a bustling hub. With the presence of the University of Central Arkansas, the major retail corridors, and its position right on Interstate 40 (I-40) , the city sees a substantial amount of traffic. This constant flow—including a heavy volume of commercial 18-wheelers—unfortunately increases the risk of serious car and truck accidents. If you or a loved one has been injured in a collision in Faulkner County, understanding your legal rights and the unique ch
The Brad Hendricks Law Firm
Dec 4, 20253 min read


What to Do After a Truck Accident in Arkansas: Essential Steps to Protect Your Rights
Truck accidents are far more devastating than typical car collisions due to the sheer size and weight of commercial vehicles. If you or a...
The Brad Hendricks Law Firm
Aug 11, 20254 min read


Navigating Arkansas's Most Dangerous Roads: What to Do If You've Been Injured
Arkansas is known for its beautiful scenery, from the Ozark Mountains to the Delta plains. However, our state's roadways can also be...
The Brad Hendricks Law Firm
May 8, 20253 min read
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