Personal Injury Lawyer Serving West Memphis, Arkansas

Local Representation

Experienced Legal Advocacy for West Memphis Injury Victims

West Memphis, Arkansas sits just across the Mississippi River from downtown Memphis, connected by the iconic Hernando de Soto Bridge carrying Interstate 40. This critical transportation corridor sees tens of thousands of vehicles daily, and the I-55/I-40 interchange in West Memphis is one of the most accident-prone junctions in the region. Whether you were involved in a collision on the bridge, a rear-end crash near the Broadway Avenue exit, or a multi-vehicle pileup on Missouri Street, Wells & Associates is ready to fight for your rights and pursue the compensation you deserve.

Crittenden County residents face unique challenges after a serious injury. While St. Bernard's Medical Center and nearby emergency facilities provide initial care, many severe trauma cases are transported across the river to Memphis hospitals like Regional One Health. This cross-state dynamic complicates insurance claims and medical billing. Our firm understands the interplay between Arkansas and Tennessee jurisdictions, and we know how to navigate Crittenden County Courthouse proceedings as well as the nuances of Arkansas comparative fault laws, which allow injured parties to recover damages even if they bear partial responsibility for the accident.

The West Memphis area is a major trucking hub where I-40, I-55, and numerous state highways converge. The heavy commercial truck traffic along Broadway Avenue, Missouri Street, and the surrounding industrial corridors means that 18-wheeler accidents are far too common. These cases demand aggressive investigation and an attorney who understands federal trucking regulations. Murray Wells has spent over two decades handling complex truck accident claims and knows how to hold negligent carriers and drivers accountable.

Our Memphis office at 81 Monroe Avenue is just minutes from West Memphis across the Hernando de Soto Bridge, making it easy for Crittenden County residents to meet with us in person. We also offer phone consultations and can come to you if your injuries prevent travel. If you or a loved one has been injured in West Memphis due to someone else's negligence, do not wait to seek legal counsel. Arkansas has a three-year statute of limitations on most personal injury claims, and early action is critical for preserving evidence and building a strong case.