After a wreck on a Central Arkansas road or interstate
A wreck changes your week in a few seconds. The car is towed, you're sore in places you didn't know could hurt, and an insurance adjuster has already left a voicemail. Mason Law Firm & Associates, PLC in Conway handles motor vehicle accidents and tractor trailer accidents for people hurt on the roads and interstates around Faulkner County and across Central Arkansas. If you're not sure what to do next, that's a fine reason to call.
A crash involving a tractor trailer often has more moving parts than a collision between two cars. There can be a driver, a company behind the driver, records to gather and insurers with their own lawyers. None of that has to be sorted out before you pick up the phone. Attorney Lorie Mason can listen to what happened, and the consultation is always free.
While the details are fresh, write down what you remember and take photos of the vehicles, the road and your injuries. Get the names and phone numbers of anyone who saw it. Keep every medical record and every receipt, and keep any letter an insurance company sends you. Talk to a lawyer before you sign anything an insurer hands you, and before you agree to a recorded statement. The number is (501) 504-6275, and after-hours calls are always available if needed.
Slip and fall injuries, and what to keep
People get hurt on wet floors, broken steps, dark parking lots and uneven walkways, and they often blame themselves first. A fall can leave you with a sore back or a broken wrist, and also with a pile of bills and missed work. The firm takes slip and fall accidents, and the first thing we'd tell anyone is to start saving things.
If you can, photograph the exact spot, the surrounding light, and whatever you think caused the fall, along with the shoes you were wearing. Tell the manager or owner what happened and ask for a copy of anything they write down. Get the name and number of anyone who saw you fall. Then keep every record of every doctor visit, every prescription and every receipt, so the paper trail starts the day you were hurt.
A short daily note helps more than people expect: where it hurts, what you couldn't do, and which shifts you missed. It's easy to forget the details by the time anyone asks. Bring the folder, the photos and the notes to your free consultation, or bring only what you have. A partial file is still a good place to start.
Wrongful death: speaking for a family member who can't
Losing someone because of another person's carelessness is not something anyone is ready for. Within days, there are calls to make, papers to find and questions from insurers that you have no energy to answer. The firm handles wrongful death matters, and you don't need a plan or a full set of facts before you call. You only need to want an honest conversation about what happened.
The firm describes itself as committed to “straight forward communication with our clients, early evaluation of cases and timely responses to client needs.” For a grieving family, that means someone who explains where things stand in plain words, returns your calls, and doesn't push you faster than you can go.
If your family is in Conway, anywhere in Faulkner County or elsewhere in Central Arkansas, call Mason Law Firm at (501) 504-6275, or send a message through the contact page. There is no charge for the consultation, and you're welcome to bring a relative or a friend for support.
