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A case does not always end when the jury gives its verdict. Many times, one or both parties seek further review from the Arkansas appellate courts. The attorneys at Dodds, Kidd & Ryan have obtained favorable orders from the Arkansas Supreme Court and Arkansas Court of Appeals in all manner of cases, including criminal cases, family law and matters of statutory interpretation.
Dodds, Kidd & Ryan does its appellate work in-house, defending or bringing appeals from cases they have been a part of from the trial court level. Additionally, Dodds, Kidd & Ryan accepts new appellate cases from other law firms.
Recently, Catherine A. Ryan and David W. Parker were successful at the Arkansas Supreme Court on an appeal involving the process by which a criminal case is appealed from District to Circuit Court. The Court reversed and remanded the case back to Circuit Court for trial.
In a different case, the Arkansas Supreme Court denied a request for rehearing on an Ms. Ryan’s successful appeal to the Appellate Court on a matter involving the interpretation of a statute in a personal injury case. Ms. Ryan’s client was injured when he encountered a hazardous accumulation of dirt and gravel in the roadway. The Court of Appeals found that Arkansas law prohibiting the deposit of hazards on the roadway applies even when the hazard consists of a natural material. The Appellate Court reversed the findings of the Circuit Court Judge and remanded the case back to Circuit Court. In several family law cases, Mr. Kidd and Ms. Ryan successfully argued to the Court of Appeals to affirm the trial Judge’s rulings on child support, spousal support and property settlements.
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Recently, Catherine A. Ryan and David W. Parker were successful at the Arkansas Supreme Court on an appeal involving the process by which a criminal case is appealed from District to Circuit Court. The Court reversed and remanded the case back to Circuit Court for trial.
In a different case, Arkansas Supreme Court denied a request for rehearing on an Ms. Ryan’s successful appeal to the Appellate Court on a matter involving the interpretation of a statute in a personal injury case. Ms. Ryan’s client was injured when he encountered a hazardous accumulation of dirt and gravel in the roadway. The Court of Appeals found that Arkansas law prohibiting the deposit of hazards on the roadway applies even when the hazard consists of a natural material. The Appellate Court reversed the findings of the Circuit Court Judge and remanded the case back to Circuit Court.
In several family law cases, Mr. Kidd and Ms. Ryan successfully argued to the Court of Appeals to affirm the trial Judge’s rulings on child support, spousal support and property settlements.
Arkansas Supreme Court :
McKim v. Sullivan, 2020 Ark. LEXIS 30 (2020); Review Denied.
Treat v. State, 2019 Ark. 326 (2019); Reversed and Remanded.
Arkansas Court of Appeals :
McKim v. Sullivan, 2019 Ark. App. 485 (2019); Reversed and Remanded.
Nauman v. Nauman, 2018 Ark. App. 114 (2018); Affirmed.
Treloggen v. Treloggen, 2018 Ark. App. 596 (2018); Affirmed.
Moody v. Moody, 2017 Ark. App. 582 (2017); Affirmed in part.
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