Founder & Personal Injury Attorney | Licensed in Arkansas & Oklahoma
Admitted 1991 • 30+ years of practice • Martindale-Hubbell Distinguished peer rating
Meet Attorney Craig L. Cook, the founder of The Law Offices of Craig L. Cook, specializing in personal injury law. With a commitment to fostering strong client-lawyer connections, Craig emphasizes compassion and reliability in his practice. He firmly believes in the correlation between diligence and positive outcomes, striving tirelessly to advocate for individuals across Arkansas and Oklahoma. Serving from the firm’s Ozark, Fort Smith, and Fayetteville, Arkansas, and Tulsa, Oklahoma offices, Craig is dedicated to providing exceptional legal services tailored to each client’s needs.
Admitted to the Arkansas bar in 1991 and the Oklahoma bar in 1993, Craig has represented injured people and their families for more than 30 years. He earned his J.D. from the University of Arkansas School of Law in 1990, following undergraduate studies at Arkansas Tech University in 1987, and holds a Distinguished Peer Review Rating from Martindale-Hubbell®. He is also admitted to practice in the Eastern and Northern Federal District Courts of Oklahoma and the Eastern and Western Federal District Courts of Arkansas.
PRACTICE AREAS
- Personal injury
- Slip and fall
- Nursing home negligence
- Medical malpractice
- Tractor-trailer accidents
- Motorcycle accidents
- Automobile accidents
- Electrical accidents/burns
- Wrongful death
- Bankruptcy
- Workers’ compensation
- Social Security Disability
BAR ADMISSIONS
- Arkansas, 1991
- Oklahoma, 1993
- Eastern and Northern Federal District Court of Oklahoma
- Eastern and Western Federal District Courts of Arkansas
HONORS
EDUCATION
- J.D., University of Arkansas School of Law, 1990
- Arkansas Tech University, 1987
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
- Arkansas Bar Association
- Oklahoma Bar Association
- Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association
- Oklahoma Association for Justice
Learn More From Craig
- Moped and Scooter Crashes in Northwest Arkansas: What Families Should Understand
- Injured by a Forklift at Work in Arkansas? Know Your Rights
- The Hidden Danger of Towed Trailers: What Motorcyclists in Northwest Arkansas Should Know
- Big Rigs, Big Risks: What to Know After an 18-Wheeler Crash on I-49 in the River Valley
- When a Small Plane Crash Takes a Life: What Arkansas Families Should Understand About Aviation Accidents
