Lovell, Nalley & Nalley

08/17/2026

Most people put off writing a will, thinking there is always more time. But in Arkansas, if you do not have one in place, state law decides who inherits your property, not you.

Taking time now to put a plan in place is one of the most caring things you can do for those who matter most to you. It gives your family clarity during an already difficult time and ensures your wishes guide what happens next.

We put together a short guide on what Arkansas law says when someone passes away without a will, and what steps you can take now. Read it here: https://lovellnalley.com/blog/what-happens-if-you-die-without-a-will-in-arkansas/

07/24/2026

When your own insurance company denies your claim, Arkansas law may still be on your side.

If you have to fight your own insurer to get paid what you are owed, Arkansas law allows you to recover a 12% penalty plus attorney's fees on top of that amount, if the case meets certain conditions.

This applies whether the claim is for your home, your vehicle, an uninsured or underinsured driver, or an individual health policy.

Read more about your rights after a denied claim: https://www.lovellnalley.com/if-your-insurance-claim-was-denied-here-are-your-rights-under-arkansas-law

07/06/2026

Choosing the right personal injury attorney involves more than just selecting a name you recognize from a commercial or billboard.

We put together a short guide on what to actually look for, including the importance of independent peer ratings, local experience, and the questions worth asking before you sign.

Read the full guide here:

Not all injury attorneys are the same. Learn what to look for when choosing a personal injury lawyer in Arkansas from the attorneys at Lovell, Nalley & Nalley.

06/22/2026

A major water pipeline is coming to Saline County, and easement acquisition is already underway. If this project crosses your property, the agreements being signed right now will be permanent, and you have more rights than you may think, including the right to negotiate the terms of the easement, not just the price.

We break down what Saline County landowners are entitled to under Arkansas law and what you should do before you sign anything.

Please share this with anyone who may be affected: https://www.lovellnalley.com/your-land-your-rights-what-saline-county-property-owners-need-to-know-about-the-ouachita-river-waterline-project

06/09/2026

Arkansas storms can cause serious property damage, and a wrongfully denied insurance claim only worsens a difficult situation. If your insurance company denied or underpaid your hail damage claim, Arkansas law is on your side. That includes a 12% penalty statute requiring your insurer to cover your attorney's fees if they fail to pay what they owe.

Chance Nalley put together a full guide on your rights and what to do next: https://www.lovellnalley.com/hail-damage-insurance-claim-denied-in-arkansas-here-s-what-you-can-do