David C. Gean - a Fort Smith, Arkansas (AR) Civil Litigation Lawyer

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Fort Smith Civil Litigation Lawyer

Updated: 04/30/2026

Areas of Practice

Civil Litigation
Personal Injury Law
Automobile Accidents and Injuries
Insurance Law
Bankruptcy
Domestic Relations
Family Law
Criminal Law

Attorney Information

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Bar Admissions

Arkansas, 1990
Oklahoma, 1991

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By Chad F. on Apr. 15, 2022
Hired Attorney 2022

Recommends this Attorney

Attorneys are rarely needed when life is at its best. They are asked to step into already negative circumstances and provide the most positive outcome. Attorney David C. Gean did just that for my family and I. David provided great service in our time of need. His handling of the situation was efficient and effective. Friendly, fair, polite, and professional all describe my experience with David C. Gean. One detail that stands out to me is David’s ability and willingness to communicate. Every, single time I had a question or concern, David’s response was timely and easy to understand. I sincerely appreciate the high quality service of David C. Gean.

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Fort Smith, AR

511 Garrison Avenue
Fort Smith, AR 72901

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Phone: 479-222-1520

Fax: 479-783-2440

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Website: https://www.geanlaw.com

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