Bill G. Horton
Rogers, Arkansas
Associate
phone (479) 464-8269
(800) 709-5297
fax (479) 782-5184
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Attorney Profiles
Bill G. Horton
Biography
Bill Horton, originally from Van Buren, began attending the University of Arkansas in 1993. He graduated in 2001 after obtaining an undergraduate degree in History, a Masters degree in Communication and a Juris Doctorate of Laws. During his time at the University of Arkansas, he was very active on campus, holding such offices with the Associated Student Government and being president of Honor Societies associated with the History Department, Communication Department and the Law School as well as teaching classes on Communication and running a National Championship Debate Program.
Upon completion of college, Bill returned to Van Buren where he opened a small law firm dedicated to helping injury victims. In 2003, he moved to Northwest Arkansas to take the reins of Nolan, Caddell & Reynolds Metro Office where he continues to provide top quality aggressive legal services to those in need.
Bill’s interests away from his office include travel, snow skiing, scuba diving, working with local charities and Arkansas Razorback athletics.
Areas of Practice
Wrongful Death
Trucking Accidents
Motorcycle Accidents
Personal Injury
Products Liability
Drug and Pharmaceutical Claims
Class Action Litigation
Insurance Bad Faith Claims
Criminal Defense
Bar Admissions
Arkansas, 2002
Eastern and Western District of Arkansas
U.S. Court of Appeals 8th Circuit
Education
University of Arkansas Law School, Little Rock, Arkansas, 2001
J.D.
University of Arkansas, 2000
M.A. Communication
Visiting Scholar, St. Benets College, Oxford, U.K. 1997
Constitutional Theory Emphasis
University of Arkansas, 1997
B.A. History
Professional Associations and Memberships
Arkansas Bar Association
Member
-NW Delegate to Young Lawyers Section
Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association
Member
- Membership Committee
- Membership Legislative Affairs Committee
American Bar Association
Member
American Association for Justice
Member
Benton County Bar Association
W.B. Putnam Inns of Court
Big Brothers Big Sisters of NWA
-Board Member
Rogers Noon Rotary
Member
Publications
"Jury Instruction Reform: Are they too difficult to Comprehend?"
Communication Law Review: Spring 2000
Ryder v State Farm, --- S.W.3d ----, 2007 WL 3378394 (Ark.)
Arkansas Supreme Court Extended "Made Whole" doctrine to
PIP/Med Pay provisions of an insurance policy requiring an
injured victim to be made whole before their insurance
company could seek subrogation of advanced medical payments.
"Bad Faith, Giving the Insurance Industry a Piece of the Rock"
CLE Seminar and Paper Presented at ATLA CLE
"Subrogation Issues and Trends"
CLE Seminar and Paper Presented at Benton County Bar Association
Honors and Awards
Starthmores Who's Who Among American Lawyers 2008-2009
Marquis Who's Who Among American Lawyers 2007-present
Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association Outstanding Member Young Lawyers Division 2007
International Public Debate Association Championship Tournament Top Speaker
