My brother was dying from malnutrition and morphine/painkiller overuse. He was on Hospice as a means to get legalized painkillers to feed his addiction. He was near death and needed to be hospitalized immediately and receive mental health treatment. On Easter, in a panic, my mom found Jim online ...as an Arkansas attorney who took emergency cases and would answer his phone regardless of the day/time. Jim answered my mom's call on Easter morning and we setup a conference call with my family within the hour. Jim listened to our concerns, took our case that day, and immediately went to work! He took our family's affidavits, visited my brother and filed our case with the judge in short order. The order Jim submitted was well-written clearly expressed our concerns and reasons for the request. Unfortunately, the judge (who has a long history of callousness) did not see our case as an emergency and set a court date over 4 months out. Jim seriously fought hard to get the court date moved up explaining that my brother would not live that long. The judge wouldn't budge. We looked for alternative options, but could not find another solution. My brother passed away 4 weeks later. With the extra ongoing work required while he was working the case, I asked Jim about additional charges for his time beyond the initial retainer. To which he responded 'there will be no additional fees regardless of of how long it takes'. I realize the final result wasn't what we were hoping for, but that does not detract from the quality work and effort Jim put in. Over the years I have had the "opportunity" to work with various lawyers and I know a few personally. Jim was a very pleasant surprise. He's a cut from a different cloth. Straightforward, honest, and hardworking. If you need a lawyer willing to go to war on your behalf, Jim is your man. If I ever have need of an attorney in Arkansas, it will be Jim. Thank you for everything, Jim. You were a blessing to me and my family. William "Joe" Wiley