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Community Snapshot -- Arlington

Known today as a nationally recognized 2009 Playful City USA recipient, Arlington has grown leaps and bounds from its beginning as a mid-city between Dallas and Fort Worth. Officially founded in 1876, Arlington began as a farming and cotton ginning center along the Texas and Pacific Railroad. Today Arlington boasts a current population of over 370,000, is the third largest city in North Central Texas and is now the largest "mid" city in America.

As a 2009 Playful City USA recipient, Arlington has demonstrated its commitment to taking action for play and the city's resources for play and entertainment are ever present. Six Flags Hurricane Harbor and Six Flags Over Texas provide year round theme park entertainment for locals and visitors from around the world. In the summer, Six Flags Hurricane Harbor provides 47 acres of water park fun from the seven story free fall water slide, Der Stuka, to a laid back ride on the constant current of the Lazy River. At Six Flags Over Texas, thrills can be found on any of their 45 theme park rides, including the top wooden roller coaster on Earth, the Texas Giant, and the Superman: Tower of Power, the tallest ride of its kind in the world.

While theme park attractions are a definite draw to the city, Arlington has firmly made its mark in the sports arena with the home of the Texas Rangers- the Rangers Ballpark in Arlington- and the newly constructed, $1.15 billion new home of the Dallas Cowboys- Cowboys Stadium. Opening on April 1, 1994, the Rangers Ballpark in Arlington includes a 49,115 seat open air ballpark, a 17,000 sq. ft Legends of the Game Museum and Children's Learning Center and a Youth Ballpark. Opening with a bang on June 6, 2009, Cowboys Stadium in Arlington showed off all of its glitz and glamour with George Strait headlining a summer concert and its inaugural event. In addition to concert tours and all home Dallas Cowboys games, Cowboys Stadium in Arlington will also play host to major events like the 2011 Super Bowl, 2010 NBA All-Star game and 2014 NCAA men's basketball Final Four.

As Arlington attracts thousands from around the world for its entertainment and sports attraction, it has also been attracting scholars and students from around the globe for the academics that can be found at The University of Texas at Arlington. Opening in 1895 as Arlington College and donning 8 different names since inception, today The University of Texas at Arlington (named in 1967) has over 28,000 students and graduates from UT Arlington (UTA) are making their mark in the fields of Engineering, Psychology, Kinesiology, Education and Marketing, just to name a few. . Since he began practicing law in 1991, Mark A. Anderson has been representing accident and injury victims in Arlington and throughout the DFW area. The Anderson Law Firm is located in downtown Fort Worth, just a few miles west of Arlington. The Anderson Law Firm has handled many accident cases involving accidents which have occurred on the very busy and congested interstates I-20 and I-30 which run through Arlington.

The Anderson Law Firm deals in all kinds of injury claims. Over the years, Mark A. Anderson has represented over 2,000 injury victims, many of them from Arlington.The Anderson Law Firm believes in treating each client as a special case and will devote the necessary resources to ensure success of the claim. The claims are dealt with on an individual basis keeping the best options of the client in mind.

Mark A. Anderson only practices personal injury law. He is Board Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. Mark A. Anderson is a life member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum. He was voted Top Attorney in Personal Injury by Fort Worth Magazine in 2009. Additionally, he possesses the prestigious AV rating by the Martindale Hubble ratings service. He also holds a 10 out of 10 rating of "superb" by the AVVO ratings service.

To visit the Anderson Law Firm from Arlington, go west on I-30 west until the Summit exit just west of downtown Fort Worth. Go right, or North, on Summit for two blocks and then turn right, or East on W. El Paso. The law building is located on your left at 1310 W. El Paso.