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The Arkansas constitution contains a sentence the tort-reform lobby has never managed to beat: the General Assembly may not limit the amount recoverable for injuries to persons or property. Caps passed anyway have been struck down by the Arkansas Supreme Court, and a 2018 attempt to amend the constitution by ballot measure was knocked off the ballot before voters ever weighed in. Pair that with a three-year filing window — among the country's most generous — and Arkansas looks friendly to injured people. But the 50% fault bar is unforgiving, and the two-year medical-malpractice clock runs out faster than most families expect.
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