Today’s technology makes cars safer than ever before. But you might be surprised to learn that one of the most important features for car safety has been around since the 1800s: the trusty seat belt. While they’re not exactly new to the market, seat belts remain one of the most effective ways to reduce... READ MORE
Taylor King Law is answering Frequently Asked Questions about driving laws! This week’s FAQ involves intersection etiquette: “When you come to a four-way stop, who has the right-of-way?” Most drivers encounter four-way stops on a daily basis but the scenarios can vary. If drivers arrive at different times… If drivers arrive at the intersection at... READ MORE
OH MY – Can you believe summer is over!? It’s Bradi Bear here to let everyone in on the best tips to keep your dog safe while riding in the car AND share some top items for pet safety while traveling. Why am I compelled, you might ask? Well, it just so happens I... READ MORE
There are two types of drivers: those who get frustrated when people drive slowly in the left lane, and those who drive slowly in the left lane. At least, that’s how it feels when you’re in the driver’s seat! If left-lane cruisers are a pet peeve of yours, you may be happy to learn... READ MORE
It’s time for another installment of… Driving Laws in Arkansas This time the focus is on FAQs or Frequently Asked Questions. First up: merging! It’s a familiar sight along Arkansas roadways: “Lane Closed Ahead,” followed by signs of increasing urgency: “Merge NOW.” Sometimes, however, that’s easier said than done. Even for drivers with decades... READ MORE
Taylor King Selected Amongst Best Attorneys in Arkansas Taylor King Law is proud to announce that Taylor King was recently selected as one of Arkansas’ Best Lawyers by AY Magazine. Mr. King was recognized in the category of Personal Injury Litigation. AY Magazine Recognizes Best Lawyers in Arkansas The magazine publishes an annual guide... READ MORE
We see a big uptick in accidents during the summer months and our team wants to make sure you’re not in one of those accidents. Over the past 25 years, we’ve learned a thing or two about how to stay safe on the road. 1. Put the phone down. 2. Beat the heat. 3.... READ MORE
Last year, Americans set a tragic record: 51 children died from vehicular heatstroke, the highest number in recorded history. Vehicular heatstroke can happen year-round, but the risk is higher in the summer months, especially in states like Arkansas that experience relentless heat and humidity from May through August. Anyone can be the victim of... READ MORE
