Known as the track and field capital of the world, Fayetteville is the headquarters of the University of Arkansas Track and Field team, nationally renowned for its 42 national track and field championships. Fayetteville is also home to Bill and Hillary Clinton’s first home and the residence in which they were married, which is now a museum.

Lawyers in Fayetteville can help you with any legal issue you may be facing, including criminal law, personal injury law, bankruptcy, wills and trusts, and many more.

A Fayetteville attorney sued the Fayetteville school district last year. The plaintiff’s accused the school of failing to adequately follow their own discipline guidelines to protect one of their students, who was the subject of ridicule and physical beatings. The school was alleged to have also inadvertently made the student’s personal records public, leading to more abuse.

Attorneys in Fayetteville should be familiar with the Fayetteville District Court. Although all attorneys licensed in Arkansas can practice anywhere in the state, local Fayetteville lawyers will be more familiar with local rules and procedures as well as local court staff and other attorneys. This local know how could come in handy in efficiently resolving your legal matter.

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For more on the law of Arkansas and Fayetteville, explore the following links:

• Arkansas Supreme Court Law Library
• Arkansas Bar Association
• The Arkansas Judiciary