Arkansas Court Ruling: No Insurer Liability for Unlisted Contractors
An Arkansas appeals court ruled that an insurance provider is not obligated to defend or indemnify a contractor who was not officially listed on a subcontractor’s insurance policy. The ruling involves a residential remodeling project in Little Rock that resulted in substantial property damage.
Understanding the Arkansas Business Premises Safety Act & Liability Protections
The Arkansas Business Premises Safety Act offers property owners significant protection against liability for third-party criminal acts. Current analysis suggests a need for further legal clarification regarding the foreseeability of such acts in specific environments.
Jury Rules in Favor of Taco Bell
In a unanimous verdict, a Howard County jury found Taco Bell not liable for reported injuries. Medical testimony suggested the plaintiff’s injuries were related to chronic conditions.
Arkansas Tort Reform: New Limits on Medical Damage Recovery
Act 28 (formerly HB 1204) has taken effect in Arkansas, limiting medical damage awards in personal injury and premises liability cases. Plaintiffs can now only recover the amount actually paid for medical services rather than the total amount originally billed by providers.
New Arkansas Laws 2025: Impact on Commercial Property Liability
Recent legislative changes introduce new civil action pathways for victims of specific crimes occurring on commercial properties, such as human trafficking. These laws significantly impact the liability and safety obligations of business owners.
Disclaimer: The premises liability summaries provided above are for informational purposes based on public news records available for Arkansas (AR). The information provided is gathered from public news sources. It does not constitute legal advice. For specific legal guidance regarding an incident, please consult with a qualified professional.
