In Lancaster v. Rogers Construction, Inc. (Lancaster I), 2019 Ark. App. 582, the Arkansas Court of Appeals dismissed an appeal without prejudice for lack of a final order. In that case, the Plaintiffs (Mr. Lancaster and, later, Ms. Lancaster) filed
The Court of Appeals in Jackson, et al v. Iberiabank, 2020 Ark. App. 372, reiterated a prior holding: That the bankruptcy of one defendant does not create a final order as to another defendant. But, as discussed below, that
We are often asked about creating bookmarks in Adobe, so this post provides a brief explanation of the basics of creating bookmarks. PLEASE NOTE that under the current rules, you must create hyperlinks in your appellate briefs. For instructions on
As we noted in our original post (below), the Arkansas Supreme Court has proposed a set of rule changes that abolish the abstracting and addendum requirement. In the original post, we promised to provide updates and more details, so we’re
