Keith Law Group: Rogers Injury & Accident Lawyer - Little Rock, AR

Keith Law Group is a nationally experienced personal-injury firm with deep Arkansas roots and a reputation for exceptional advocacy. Founded by nationally recognized trial attorney Sean T. Keith, the firm brings more than 30 years of courtroom experience to serious personal-injury, catastrophic-injury, wrongful-death, product-liability, and complex litigation matters. Keith Law Group has represented clients not only throughout Arkansas, but across the country in significant litigation involving dangerous drugs, defective medical devices, and other products that have caused widespread harm. With more than $100 million recovered for clients, including multimillion-dollar results in medical-device, wrongful-death, and other high-value cases, the firm combines the resources and experience of a nationally active litigation practice with the personal attention clients expect from a trusted Arkansas law firm.

Sean Keith has earned a distinguished reputation as a trial lawyer and advocate for people seriously injured through no fault of their own. With more than three decades of legal experience, Sean has been recognized as a Top 100 Trial Lawyer, has received an AV Peer Review rating from Martindale-Hubbell, and has been recognized by organizations including Super Lawyers, Avvo, and Expertise.com. His professional leadership includes service on the Arkansas Supreme Court Model Civil Jury Instructions Committee and, in 2015, his appointment by Governor Asa Hutchinson to serve as a Special Justice on the Arkansas Supreme Court. Sean's experience extends well beyond the typical personal-injury case—from complex product-liability litigation to catastrophic injuries, wrongful death, trucking and automobile collisions, and nationwide mass-tort litigation. At Keith Law Group, clients benefit from the experience of a lawyer who has spent decades preparing cases for trial, taking on sophisticated corporate defendants and insurance companies, and pursuing substantial recoveries when the stakes are at their highest.