Rex W. Chronister

Rex W. Chronister, the founding partner of Chronister, Fields and Flake Law Firm, showcases extensive experience in personal injury law, with a significant focus on motorcycle accident cases. Born and raised in Fort Smith, Arkansas, Rex has dedicated his legal career to providing essential representation to victims of accidents, including motorcycle collisions. Since his admission to the Arkansas Bar in 1979, he has built a reputation for effectively navigating the complexities of personal injury claims. His firm has achieved multiple settlements exceeding one million dollars, reflecting a strong track record in securing favorable outcomes for clients injured due to negligence or carelessness on the roads.

Rex’s educational background includes a Bachelor’s Degree in psychology from Henderson State University and a Juris Doctor from the University of Arkansas School of Law. His membership in various legal associations, such as the Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association and the American Bar Association, further enhances his professional standing. The firm approaches each case with a hands-on strategy, ensuring individualized attention that acknowledges the unique circumstances of every motorcycle accident case. The legal team's thorough assessment of evidence, including accident reports and witness statements, lays the groundwork for effective negotiations with insurance companies, leading to high settlement rates before trial.

Understanding the unique legal challenges that motorcycle accident victims face, Rex emphasizes the importance of obtaining prompt medical treatment and documentation of injuries, which are crucial for building strong cases. With the firm’s commitment to a “no win, no fee” policy, clients can pursue their claims without the burden of upfront costs. Chronister, Fields and Flake Law Firm stands as a reliable ally for those injured in motorcycle accidents, ensuring that victims can focus on their recovery while the team diligently works to protect their rights and achieve just compensation.