Texarkana Attorneys at Law

Legal Areas of Practice

Langdon Davis is honored to provide legal services in a variety of practice areas. Founded by Texarkana native, Brent Langdon (a proud member of the elite Million Dollar Advocates Forum), and New Boston native, Kyle Davis, our firm's team of excellent attorneys has decades of combined legal experience to offer our clients. Conveniently situated on the Arkansas/Texas border, our firm is intimately familiar with the laws in each state and we known how to handle legal issues involving both states.

Many of our attorneys are licensed in the state and federal courts in Texas and Arkansas, we find this extremely helpful for our clients facing federal issues. We have hi-lighted our practice areas below for your convenience. If you need more information on a specific practice area, please feel free to contact our firm directly so we can answer your questions.

Personal Injury 
When negligence causes injury or death to an innocent victim, it is categorized under personal injury law. Personal injury law deals with accidental injuries and death that were the direct result of negligence. Such accidental injuries may include: motor vehicle accidents, elder abuse, product liability, premises liability and more.

Auto/Trucking Accidents 
Every year, approximately 40,000 people lose their lives in motor vehicle accidents and millions more are injured. Auto and trucking accidents can incur thousands of dollars in property damage, medical bills and more.

Elder Abuse 
Elder abuse is a national problem that occurs in even the highest quality nursing homes and extended living facilities. Elder abuse can be physical, emotional, sexual or even financially motivated.

Motorcycle Accidents 
Motorcycles are fast, convenient, inexpensive to drive and efficient on gas. Unfortunately, because of the small size of a motorcycle, it offers no protection for the motorcycle rider in the event of an accident. A significant percentage of motorcycle accidents are caused by drivers of automobiles who fail to yield the right of way to the motorcyclist.

Negligence Claims 
When an individual or business fails to execute proper precaution, innocent people can get injured or killed as a result. Negligence claims cover a broad range of accidents that occur on private and commercial property, or in other scenarios. For example, a person can be injured in an elevator accident due to poor maintenance, or they can be bitten by an unleashed dog.

Product Liability 
Unfortunately, many products (including prescription drugs and toys) are released on the market only to be recalled after innocent consumers were injured or killed after using the item. When a dangerous product causes undue harm to the consumer, the manufacturer and/or the distributor of the product may be held financially and legally accountable for any injuries created.

Family Law 
Family law is that area of law that deals with marriage and children. Family law is known as one of the most emotionally charged areas, especially considering the fact that it often deals with children and one's assets – two areas that are highly sensitive.

Divorce 
Divorce is not only complicated, but it can be full of emotions at times. Whenever you are headed towards divorce, it's critical that you enlist an attorney to represent you. Without an attorney looking out for your best interests, you could wind up feeling taken advantage of.

Real Estate 
In many real estate transactions, there will come a time when you need legal representation. Considering the fact that a real estate purchase is probably the largest investment of your life, it's important to protect that investment. We can assist buyers and sellers in both residential and commercial real estate transactions.

Breach of Contract 
A breach of contract occurs when one party fails to perform their end of an agreement, whether written or oral, without a sound legal excuse. There are different types of breaches: minor, material, fundamental and anticipatory.

Estate Planning 
If you desire to protect your real estate and assets, it's important to begin estate planning. Estate planning may include crafting a will or a trust. Depending on your circumstances, you may seek to protect business interests, investments, insurance proceeds, real estate and personal effects from falling into the wrong hands.

Probate 
After a person dies, their estate will go into a legal process called probate. With probate, the first step is to determine if there is a valid will in place. The next step is to name an executor for the estate. From there the executor ensures that all tax liabilities and debts are taken care of, and that the assets are distributed amongst the heirs.