04Mar
Court of Appeals Limits Defendant's Right to Allocate Fault to Nonparties
The Arkansas Court of Appeals recently limited a defendant’s right to allocate fault to nonparties. The allocation of fault to nonparties has long been a source of confusion and uncertainty for litigants in Arkansas. This is in part due to tension...
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Mitchell, Williams, Selig, Gates & Woodyard,
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