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Entergy Arkansas, Inc

Federal civil lawsuits naming Entergy Arkansas, Inc, a Renewable Energy & Clean Technology company.

Public CompanyRenewable Energy & Clean Technology
Ticker
NYSE: EAI
Business
Electric Services
Headquarters
Little Rock, AR
Incorporated in
Texas
SEC CIK
7323

Entergy Arkansas, Inc is a public company in Electric Services, based in Little Rock, AR (traded on NYSE as EAI, incorporated in Texas). It appears in 19 federal civil lawsuits in this index, most often as a defendant (14 of 19). These cases are most often Civil Rights and Federal Tax / Statutory Actions matters, filed between 1997 and 2025, most frequently in District Court, E.D. Arkansas. The most common causes of action are Fair Credit Reporting Act and Breach of Contract. Frequent opposing parties include Herron, Entergy Arkansas, and Okland Operating Co.

19
Lawsuits
14
As Defendant
5
As Plaintiff
1
Open
18
Terminated
1997–2025
Span
12 mo
Median Duration
0.7 cases/yrNamed as defendant in 74% of casesRecent filings down

Cases by State

AL — 0 casesAZ — 0 casesAR — 16 casesCA — 0 casesCO — 0 casesCT — 0 casesDE — 0 casesDC — 0 casesFL — 0 casesGA — 0 casesID — 0 casesIL — 0 casesIN — 0 casesIA — 0 casesKS — 0 casesKY — 0 casesLA — 0 casesME — 0 casesMD — 0 casesMA — 0 casesMI — 0 casesMN — 0 casesMS — 0 casesMO — 1 casesMT — 0 casesNE — 0 casesNV — 0 casesNH — 0 casesNJ — 0 casesNM — 0 casesNY — 0 casesNC — 0 casesND — 0 casesOH — 0 casesOK — 2 casesOR — 0 casesPA — 0 casesRI — 0 casesSC — 0 casesSD — 0 casesTN — 0 casesTX — 0 casesUT — 0 casesVT — 0 casesVA — 0 casesWA — 0 casesWV — 0 casesWI — 0 casesWY — 0 cases

Open Cases Over Time

1997peak 3 open2025

Case Types Over Time

19972025
Civil RightsFederal Tax / Statutory ActionsLaborContractOther Civil

Filings by Year

19972025

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Civil Rights5
Federal Tax / Statutory Actions4
Labor3
Contract2
Other Civil2
Personal Property / Fraud1

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Frequent Opposing Parties

19 Cases — Newest First