

Lane Muse Arman & Pullen
VerificadoPersonal injury attorney
201 Market St, Hot Springs, AR 71901, United States
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Lane, Muse, Arman & Pullen is a Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas law firm established in 1936. The firm represents clients in Personal Injury, Social Security Disability, and Workers Compensation matters. Its attorneys are noted for their combined experience and commitment to helping clients in Southwest Arkansas.
Según el sitio web del despacho
- Abogados
- Earl J. Lane — Founding Partner
- Donald C. Pullen
- Sherri Arman McDonough
- Hans E. Pullen
- Richard S. Muse
- R. Keith Arman
- Servicios que ofrece
- Personal Injury, Social Security Disability, Workers Compensation
- Año de fundación
- 1936
- Consultas
- Consulta inicial gratuita
- Oficinas
- 201 Market Street Hot Springs National Park , Arkansas 71902
Fuente: lmaplaw.com · consultado el 18 de octubre de 2026. Lawyers Near Me no ha verificado estos datos de forma independiente.
Horario de Atención
- Lunes
- 8:30 am–4:30 pm
- Martes
- 8:30 am–4:30 pm
- Miércoles
- 8:30 am–4:30 pm
- Jueves
- 8:30 am–4:30 pm
- Viernes
- 8:30 am–4:30 pm
- Sábado
- Closed
- Domingo
- Closed
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Reseñas de Clientes
8 reseñas- Lucas Hubbard· vía Google6 years ago
- Elton Sims· vía Google5 years ago
- Steve Gaines· vía Google5 years ago
- Carla Franklin· vía Google2 years ago
- Amanda Shepherd· vía Google
Currently my law office my lawyer is nice to the point and exsplains any point she think may need to be exspanded on. At the beginning of my case so am happy to have help.
8 years ago - Kajira Cross· vía Google
They do not handle any type of discrimination do to service animal entrance denial.
3 years ago - tommy w· vía Google
A beautiful and historic place known as the Landmark Building, it now houses the law firm of Lane, Muse, Armen, & Pullen, as well as a satellite of Henderson State University. The building is located on the historic area formerly referred to as Como Square in downtown Hot Springs, named such because it is the intersection of Central (avenue), Orange (street), Market (street), and Ouachita (avenue).
8 years ago - Queen Angel of Jupiter· vía Google
Terrible experience! Arman seemed to not even wanna take my case cause apparently it's "unwinnable" since I'm young. She said since I don't have that much seizures a year that won't count basically and that mental illness alone couldn't win this. I felt humiliated and my time was wasted! Don't go here! I feel like I've been discriminated against because of my age! Just because I'm a 31 mentally ill person that has little amount of seizures, doesn't mean I'm NOT disabled. Young people can be disabled too! Ageism isn't cool. At all.
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