Arkansas Criminal Defense Attorneys, Personal Injury Lawyers, Trial Lawyers in Little Rock
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Ludwig: Arkansas Trial Lawyers With a Plan
If you’re here, you probably are looking for Arkansas-based legal help for a serious issue – a criminal charge, or a severe personal injury. You want two things: someone who will listen, and someone who can fight aggressively for your future. Ludwig Law Firm has consistently proven to do both for their clients in Little Rock, Arkansas and beyond for over 43 years.
Ludwig Law Firm is an Arkansas-based criminal defense and personal injury firm located in Little Rock – but don’t let our footprint fool you. We have a broad reach, having worked in nearly every county in Arkansas. Our attorneys have an excellent track record of success, securing wins for families in Little Rock, Conway, Fayetteville, Bentonville, Pocahontas, Hope, and more. We serve clients in:
Little Rock (72205)
North Little Rock (72117)
Fayetteville (72703)
Fort Smith (72903)
Mountain Home (72653)
Sherwood (72120)
Lake Village (71653)
Imagine winning with Ludwig
✔ Charges dismissed
✔ Full injury compensation
✔ Protected assets
✔ Legal peace of mind
Personal Injury
Life throw you a gut punch? We'll help you get the compensation you need to get back on your feet.
Charged with a crime? Get the verdict you deserve.
Failed by the system? We hold negligent nursing homes accountable.
Nursing Home Abuse
✘ Missed deadlines
✘ Financial loss
✘ Jail time or lawsuits
✘ Unprotected future
Imagine the alternative
You only pay if we win. It's that simple.
Step 1
The initial conversation is free, because we want you to experience peace of mind from the start.
Step 2
The team gets to work investigating your claim.
Step 3
The initial conversation is free, because we want you to experience peace of mind from the start.
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Kale is my guy! His integrity is upstanding. I trust him to guide me in the right direction!! Fantastic!
Molly Finders
The best group of attorneys that are genuinely kind & offer so much support. These are the best attorneys you can find to represent the hurting & a voice for those who need to be advocated.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between a lawyer and a trial lawyer?
There are over 1.3 Million active lawyers in the United States, but only a small fraction of them can be considered "trial lawyers. Our lawyers are set apart as experienced trial litigators who fight hard for your future in the courtroom.
How to find a good trial lawyer?
A good way to start is to simply begin searching. Some of the best trial lawyers in Little Rock offer free case evaluations. Other tell-tale signs are those who specialize in specific practice areas. For example, Ludwig Law Firm specializes in Criminal Defense, Federal Criminal Defense, DWI/DUI, Wrongful Death, Nursing Home Abuse, and Defective Product cases.
How much does a lawyer cost in Arkansas?
It depends on the circumstances of the case and the specific lawyer's experience. The best lawyers offer flat fees with no hidden costs, ensuring a clear process from the beginning. For example, a DWI 1 might cost anywhere between 1,000 and 4,000, but we can put you on a payment plan that accommodates your situation. If you are interested in our flexible payment plans and flat fees, call Kale Ludwig today immediately.
Can I go to trial without a lawyer?
While technically the answer is yes (this is known as "pro se" representation"), this is not recommended. Representing yourself is very challenging because legal jargon, courtroom processes and even the very implications of your actions can be misunderstood, which can lead to the prosecution gaining the upper hand. It is important to understand what is at stake - if your future, freedom, or livelihood is on the line, the best way forward is consulting an experienced criminal defense or personal injury trial lawyer in Arkansas.
How much are court fees in Arkansas?
According to the Arkansas Judiciary, initiating a civil, domestic, or appeal case can cost anywhere between $165 to $185. Serving documents, filing motions, and a variety of other actions can incur further costs. Additionally, judges have the prerogative to order a party in a case to pay for the other party's attorney's fees, i.e. for contempt cases or motions to compel.
How to beat or fight a DWI in Arkansas?
For this question, we defer to our partner Harry Warden of Warden Law Firm. Together, Warden and Ludwig fight DWIs in Arkansas - and win. View the article "How to Fight a DWI Charge in Arkansas" to find the answers you seek - and if you need a DWI lawyer in Arkansas to help fight your charge, call us now to get that special Warden/Ludwig defense you deserve.
We fight for your best days ahead.
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