Gene Ludwig

Gene Ludwig graduated Summa Cum Laude from Southern Arkansas University. He received his Juris Doctorate degree from the University of Michigan. In 1985, he left a prestigious insurance defense firm and opened Ludwig Law Firm PLC to represent victims and consumers. He has been practicing law for forty years. Gene has an outstanding record of legal achievements. In 2002, a jury awarded Gene’s client over $30 million against the Union Pacific Railroad. At the time, it was the largest known Arkansas punitive damage award ever upheld by the Arkansas Supreme Court and actually collected.

Gene has been a successful Arkansas legal innovator of nursing home class actions premised upon chronic understaffing. The Arkansas Supreme Court upheld key issues presented in a number of these successful causes of action. He continues to fruitfully represent clients in complex cases involving personal injury, trucking and automobile crashes, nursing homes, human trafficking, cryogenics, fire, land pollution, toxic torts, railroad grade crossings, go carts, product liability, hospital and insurance contracts, class actions, and mass torts. He has lectured at legal education seminars and has served as special judge in Little Rock District Court. He has twice been nominated National Trial Lawyer of the Year (2003 and 2006) and was also nominated Arkansas Trial Lawyer of the Year (2006).

In his spare time, he enjoys the blessings of his faith and family, nature, mountain and road biking, pickleball, and the amazing, unique scenery and sounds of any morning spent in Arkansas’ majestic winter swamps during waterfowl migration. These experiences are too often limited to hunters. “In every walk with nature, one receives far more than he seeks.” -John Muir

Kyle Ludwig

Kyle graduated from the University of Arkansas School of Law in 2011 after obtaining a degree in business administration at Auburn University. During his time at law school, Kyle also studied abroad at Downing College in the University of Cambridge. He has since become licensed to practice in the states of Arkansas, Colorado and Missouri. Upon graduation, Kyle joined Ludwig Law Firm’s home base in Little Rock.

He focuses his practice on fighting nursing home abuse through litigation, mediation and arbitration as an attorney and advocate. He also represents consumers who have been harmed through dangerous drugs, defective products, and other complex issues. Kyle has a successful history of pursuing recovery for the injured and often forgotten. He prides himself on personal interaction with his clients and leading them through holding wrongdoers accountable with a gentle hand. While winning verdicts are always the goal, Kyle considers a case a success when he’s been able to truly help a family feel justice was served.

Kyle lives in his hometown of Little Rock with his wife and two children. He is the chair of Arkansas Outdoor Society – Central Arkansas Chapter, a member of The Hat Club, and Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association. He enjoys spending time with his family and encouraging the next generation of outdoorsman throughout the Arkansas Delta.

“Speak out on behalf of those who have no voice and defend all those who have been passed over.” Proverbs 31:8-10 

Kale Ludwig

Kale has a diversified and prominent educational background that includes a degree in Business Finance from Auburn University where he was a member of Sigma Chi Fraternity. He received his Juris Doctorate degree from the University of Arkansas School of Law, and studied abroad at Downing College with the University of Cambridge in England.  Kale has been practicing law for 10 years in Arkansas and is licensed to practice in Missouri.

Kale’s focused areas of practice include representing consumers who have been harmed by defective products, helping injured families and their loved ones, and guiding buyers and sellers through complex land transactions. Other areas of practice include representing plaintiffs injured in trucking and automobile crashes, nursing homes, railroad grade crossings, product liability, contracts, class actions, and mass torts – including, RoundUp, Johnson and Johnson’s Baby Powder, Zantac, Paragard, baby formula, and Paraquat.

Kale is involved with various programs in the community; he is a member of the Arkansas Outdoor Society and serves on the Learning Center Administrative Committee at St. James United Methodist Church.

In his spare time, Kale enjoys spending time with his wife, Nicole, and his two young children, Winn and K. Louis. Other passions include waterfowl hunting and cycling.