Ludwig Law Firm helped our client avoid jail time after he faced breaking or entering and theft of property charges in Pulaski County, Arkansas. The case concluded with 24 months of probation under Act 346 first-offender procedures.
Arkansas Breaking or Entering Case Ends With No Jail Time Read More »
On August 6, 2026, Ludwig Law Firm secured a not-guilty verdict for our client at trial on a first-offense DWI charge.
Arkansas First-Offense DWI Trial Ends With Not-Guilty Verdict Read More »
Compare domestic battery and assault on a family or household member in Arkansas, including penalties, record sealing, and firearm consequences.
Is Domestic Battery Worse Than Domestic Assault in Arkansas? Read More »
Charged with in domestic battery 3rd degree in Arkansas? Learn why the State must prove you caused the alleged physical injury and how evidence may be challenged.
Physical Injury in an Arkansas Domestic Battery 3rd Degree Read More »
