Top Business Lawyers Near Me in Little Rock Area

Tre Kitchens was raised in Dallas, TX and is a graduate of Texas Christian University. He began law school in Little Rock in 1996, graduating in 1999. He is married with three daughters.. Tre Kitchens is a trial attorney with emphasis in the areas of commercial litigation, medical malpractice, wrongful death and personal injury.

Professional Experience   Perry Wilson concentrates his practice in the areas of corporate and business law, commercial litigation and construction law and litigation. He is a member of the firm’s Business and Corporate Law Practice Group and Construction Law Practice Group. As part of his corporate and business law practice, Perry serves as general legal counsel for a number of businesses in Arkansas. He has negotiated and formalized the sales and acquisitions of numerous small and mid-sized businesses. He has litigated over 35 jury trials to verdict during his career, and he has significant experience in handling multi-party, multi-district litigation. From 2000 to 2002, he served as a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney for the Sixth Judicial District of Arkansas. Perry joined the firm in 2002.. Practice Areas. Court Admissions. Professional Associations. Community Involvement. Presentations and Thought Leadership. Noteworthy. Education

Neil Deininger & Company is a law firm specializing in tax controversies, which has been representing taxpayers before Federal and State taxing authorities for almost 40 years.  Our Firm understands the options and intricacies of relief available for tax problem solving under the Federal and State tax laws.

My philosophy for the practice of law is to use my intellect and experience to achieve the best results achievable for our clients, within the budget established. And becoming a business confidante of our clients is a goal that is often obtained in the process.

If you want a lawyer committed to serving his clients with excellence and integrity, you have found one in me.  I care about my clients as fellow brothers and sisters in the Lord.  I'll employ the care and attention to each representation that I would want employed on my own behalf if I were the client. In addition to accomplishing as efficiently and effectively as possible the objective of each representation entrusted to my care, I will look more deeply and broadly into each representation to see how it fits into my client's broader purposes and plans.  In this way I am often able to help my clients understand the broader implications of the representation so that the true and complete objectives of the client can be fully understood and achieved. You won't have any trouble getting in touch with me.  I always do my absolute best to be responsive and keep my clients well informed.

I have practiced law in Little Rock since August 1984. I had my first jury trial in September, 1984.  I have litigated a wide variety of matters including businesslitigation, real estate issues, admiralty cases, bankruptcy issues, family lawmatters, personal injury claims, fire loss cases and white collar criminalcases.. I have had at least one familymember actively practicing law in Arkansas since the 1870's.  This is a professional history that I try to honor in my practice.

George N. Plastiras is currently of counsel with ILP+ Arkansas, the Arkansas offices of  McChain Miller Nissman.  Previously the sole owner of Plastiras Law Firm, George was admitted to the Arkansas Bar in 1961 and to the United States Tax Court in 1965. George is a graduate of  Little Rock Junior College where he earned his Associate Degree (1952); he then continued his education at the University of Arkansas where he completed a B.S.B.A. (1954) followed by a Juris Doctor (1961). He then earned his L.L.M. in Taxation (1964) at Georgetown University

Dewey Watson practiced law for thirty-nine years with Arkansas’ largest firm, Friday, Eldredge & Clark, as a trial lawyer. Currently, he is a full-time mediator with ADR, Inc. Throughout his career as a trial lawyer, he tried a wide variety of cases before juries, judges, and arbitrators throughout the State of Arkansas. He is a bronze star recipient for service in Vietnam and a retired Colonel in the United States Marine Corps Reserve.. Since 1990, Dewey has had extensive training as a mediator and has mediated cases concerning medical malpractice, automobile accidents, premises liability, property disputes, commercial construction, residential construction, franchise rights, and domestic relations. Dewey is committed to the peaceful resolution of disputes through principled negotiation. If negotiation fails, he believes that arbitration is a fair, confidential, speedy, and economical forum for final resolution of disputes.

David M. Donovan's training for law practice began in college, competing in intercollegiate debate. Following his law school education, David clerked for a United States District Court Judge in Little Rock, before beginning private practice. He is licensed in both Arkansas and Arizona, and has actively litigated in both jurisdictions.. David's practice focuses on complex insurance and commercial litigation. In recent years, he has focused his practice on: ERISA and disability insurance; insurance bad faith; products liability; professional liability, defending lawyers, engineers, architects, and insurance brokers; construction litigation; complex commercial litigation, including the defense of consumer class actions; and the prosecution and defense of lender liability claims. David also has an active medical malpractice practice.. David has extensive experience in federal court. He was appointed by the Judges of the Eastern District of Arkansas to the Court's Federal Practice Committee, serving as chairman in 2010. He has conducted CLE seminars on federal court practice.. David's practice extends to both trials and appeals. He is one of the select few Arkansas litigators who is recognized as both an accomplished trial and appellate lawyer.. David has been the lead defense counsel in the litigation of the constitutionality of the 'Arkansas Tort Reform' legislation.

Cale Block concentrates his practice in the areas of business and commercial litigation, construction law, and corporate and business law. Cale is a member of the Barber Law Firm's Commercial Litigation Practice Group, Bankruptcy Practice Group, Construction Law Practice Group and Business and Corporate Law Practice Group. As part of his practice, he assists many small and mid-sized businesses with their transactional and litigation needs. Cale is also a certified Arkansas mediator. He focuses his mediation practice in the area of civil litigation.

Brad has always been about real estate. His practice is primarily commercial and business litigation arising from the construction and ownership of real estate assets. Brad had been first hand on every aspect of real estate. Brad has built neighborhoods and managed properties through out Little Rock. Whether determining the proper ownership entity with an eye to succession planning or the windup of a successful project, he has the personal experience rarely found an attorney. He has signed the contract, borrowed the money and seen the projects through to conclusion. Brad knows that the legal solution is the last option. He will always seeking a prompt and simple resolution, while at all times preparing for litigation so should that day come, you will know he is ready for your day in court.  Call Brad now.

Bonnie Robertson opened her practice, Robertson Law Firm, PLLC, in 2001.  She has since joined with her partners, Christopher Oswalt and Brianna Nony, to form Robertson, Oswalt & Nony, PLLC. The firm practices primarily family law, but Chris Oswalt handles estate and probate law as well.

As an entrepreneur myself, I know how important it is to protect your brand and your business. This is one of the many reasons why I choose to focus my practice on Intellectual Property (IP) matters and the needs of Start-Up Businesses.. My interest in IP was initially sparked by increasing music piracy issues arising from peer-to-peer networks in the early 2000's. From this interest arose my passion in seeking to protect innovators and entrepreneurs alike.. Prior to attending law school, I worked professionally for a non-profit association management firm and subsequently for an educational textbook company dealing primarily with IP compliance.