In litigation with Triad Transport in Saline County, Triad asked for a new trial or a reduction in the verdict because Triad claimed the jury verdict was excessive. Triad's motion was deemed denied because a ruling was not secured within 30 days of the filing of the motion. Our brief on the issue is available. Hopefully, it either appears here or you can click the link. If not, we will get it fixed. Not a work of art by any means, but is does include some thorough discussion of certain case law. We thought it might be helpful to anyone researching or briefing a punitive damage issue. If you would like to see Triad’s brief, just let us know and we will post it.

At some point are the sunglasses that people wear going to be considered too big? It appears in Hollywood particulary that the larger the sunglasses the cooler one is perceived. Don't the huge sunglasses become a clown type novelty item once they cover someone's entire face and forehead. Will Bond

McMath Woods P.A., recently contributed to the Governor Sid McMath Endowed Scholarship, which was established in 1973 by Judge William J. Smith to honor Gov. McMath.

The 34^th governor of Arkansas, Gov. McMath was a decorated Marine serving in World War II as well as one of the nation’s foremost trial attorneys.  During his time as governor from 1949 to 1953, he championed rural electrification, highway and school construction, and the building of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, among other causes.  He later represented thousands of injured people in precedent-setting cases and mentored several generations of young attorneys.

“Gov. Sid McMath’s legacy will continue to live on through scholarships provided by the Governor Sidney McMath Endowed Scholarship,” said Wanda Hoover with The University of Arkansas’ William H. Bowen School of Law. “Through this endowment, Bowen students have the opportunity to fulfill their dreams of becoming lawyers, and the generosity of the McMath Firm will increase our ability to train young adults in the practice of law.”

 

About McMath Woods P.A.

McMath Woods P.A. is a prominent A/V rated Arkansas personal injury law firm representing individuals who have been injured or wronged. McMath Woods has a longstanding reputation of excellence and integrity dating back to 1953. Our attorneys provide representation in most types of personal injury and wrongful death cases, including automobile accidents / tractor-trailer wrecks, injury from defective products, workplace injuries, electrical injuries and toxic poisoning from chemicals.