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I focus my practice on medical malpractice in Arkansas and Texas as well as Oklahoma, Mississippi and Tennessee, working with local counsel when necessary to serve clients. Having done this for years, I am able to competently review medical records and discuss medicine with most physicians.  My experience helps my clients navigate extremely treacherous statutory regulations in this area of law.

I focus my practice on labor and employment law, regulatory/administrative law, general civil and commercial litigation, and government relations.  I represent employer/management interests in a variety of areas such as: wage and hour actions and investigations, OSHA and non-OSHA citations and safety and compliance audits, employment contract disputes, covenants not to compete, Family and Medical Leave issues, management contract negotiation with unions, assisting as legal counsel during opposition to union organizing campaigns, union grievances and arbitrations, labor disputes and arbitrations, charges of discrimination, reductions in force, and drafting of employer-specific documents such as handbooks, severance agreements, and employment contracts.

I enjoy helping others avoid the harrassment and pressure that debt collectors use to collect debts.  Bankruptcy is an option that can give relief where it is needed the most.  Peace of mind and the ability to either repay debts based upon a person's ability to pay, or wiping out debts in total, are tremendous tools.. No one enjoys filing for bankruptcy.  However, the biggest mistake that people make is waiting too long to investigate their options.  The sooner a person who is struggling with debt faces the facts and discovers their options, the more options that have and the more time they have to put strategies in place.. I am glad that I can serve the needs of the people in my community in this respect.

I concentrate my practice on helping people with their estate planning. After two decades of practicing law, I gravitated towards this area for two reasons. The first is that it allows me to help people avoid problems on the front end, rather than just help them cope after problems arise. The second reason is that it allows me to spend a lot of my time teaching and sharing information with my clients instead of arguing with other lawyers. I also am available to speak to groups and organizations interested in the areas of will, trusts, and estate planning.

I believe in a world where wrongdoers are held accountable, and I believe in a world where wrongdoers fix what they have broken.. The stronger we hold these wrongdoers accountable and force them to fix that which is broken, the better our society functions.. I became a lawyer to use my talent and resources to hold those wrongdoers accountable and force them to fix what they have broken.. When those wrongdoers are held accountable and they fix what they have broken, we all rest easier at night and we can focus our energies on our family and friends and the things we enjoy in life.. If you are hurt, injured, frustrated, and stressed, let me help you. Let me take on the burden of holding those wrongdoers accountable so that you can focus on your family and friends and the things you enjoy in life.. And if I can't help you, I hope to find what can help you.

I am thankful to have a job that gives me the chance to learn something new every single day, whether its new medical terminology for a medical malpractice, wrongful death, or personal injury case, a new discovery method I can utilize, or new case law or a statutory amendment that will be crucial for me to know and apply in my daily practice.. I enjoy meeting and working with new clients, and reconnecting with former clients.  When a person’s life intersects with that of an attorney, it’s usually not pleasant.  In my practice, I am typically meeting someone due to a traumatic event that has or is occurring in that person’s life—a divorce, an injury, an unexpected death.. I truly admire my clients' courage, strength, grace, and determination and understand that they have put their faith and trust in me to represent their interests.  I do not take this remarkable task lightly.

I am originally from Gurdon, Arkansas. The first person in my family to attend a four-year college, I obtained my Bachelor of Arts degree in Russian and Political Science from Ouachita Baptist University in Arkadelphia, Arkansas. As an undergraduate, I spent a semester abroad in Almaty, Kazakhstan, studying the Russian language and culture.  I earned my Master of Arts degree in Slavic Languages and Literatures from the University of Kansas in 1998. After taking a year-long hiatus, I enrolled in law school at the University of Arkansas School of Law in Fayetteville, Arkansas, and obtained my law degree in 2002.. While in law school, I served as the Research Editor of the Arkansas Law Review. I was also an active member of the moot court program and was recognized for writing and oral advocacy achievement in this program.  I served on the Board of Advocates as the Ben J. Altheimer Moot Court Competition Chair.  In 2002, I was awarded the 2002 Outstanding Service to the Law School Award and received the 2002 Appellate Advocacy Prize.. While in law school, I received the Vincent W. Foster, Jr., Scholarship two years in a row. During my first interview with the scholarship selection committee, I met the Honorable William R. Wilson, Jr., of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Arkansas, who served on the committee. Through this encounter, I was given the opportunity to serve Judge Wilson as one of his law clerks from 2002 to 2004.  Following my clerkship, I have worked in the areas of insurance defense, including subrogation, workers' compensation defense, complex commercial and antitrust litigation, estate planning and probate law, and the development of business entities in Arkansas.  I have submitted appeals to the Full Commission of the Arkansas Workers' Compensation Commission, the Arkansas Court of Appeal, the Arkansas Supreme Court, and the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals.. My goal at all times is to serve the Brad Hendricks Law Firm and its clients in any requested capacity with the ultimate goal of helping to obtain a favorable result for each client.  My primary practice areas include bankruptcy, family, estate planning, and personal injury law.  I am the Managing Bankruptcy Attorney.. I currently live in Little Rock, Arkansas, with my husband Stephen and our adorable daughter Catherine, and several fur friends.

I am committed to providing quality representation, thorough communication and positive results for my clients throughout Central Arkansas.

I am committed to helping resolve the legal problems faced by individuals and businesses throughout the state of Arkansas. It is our service that has made The Brad Hendricks Law Firm one of the largest law firms in the state for twenty years. Our Little Rock, Arkansas law firm has had great success with civil litigation cases involving everything from car accidents and trucking collisions, to Social Security Income and Social Security Disability, to personal injury and bankruptcy. In addition, I focus on Medical Negligence, Medical Products, and Products Liability Litigation.

I am attorney Will Shelton. If you’ve been arrested for DWI or DUI in Arkansas, you have two choices: accept whatever punishment the system wants to give you or fight the charges at trial. To give yourself the best chance of success at trial, you need a lawyer who will meticulously prepare and fight the machine every step of the way. That's what I offer my clients.

I am a shareholder with Gill Ragon Owen, P.A. and a native of Little Rock, I earned my undergraduate degree at Westminster College, my teaching certification at the University of Texas at Arlington, and mymaster’s degree in Education Administration at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Before entering the practice of law, I taught and held administrative positions in both public and parochial schools for ten years. I graduated with honors from the UALR William H. Bowen School of Law and joined the Arkansas Bar in 2008. I chair the Education Law Practice Group, and I am a member of the Arkansas School Board Association, the Council of School Attorneys, and the National Association of Bond Lawyers. I also serve on the Arkansas Bar Association's Law-Related Education Committee and the Law School Committee. In the past, I have served as chairman of the Board of Trustees for Camp Mitchell and as a member of the Executive Council for the Episcopal Diocese of Arkansas. My wife Jennifer and I have two children, and we attend St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church in Little Rock.

I am a native of Monette, Arkansas. I graduated from Buffalo Island Central High School before attending the University of Central Arkansas (UCA), where I graduated with honors and was selected as the Outstanding Student for the College of Liberal Arts in May 2015. After graduating from UCA, I pursued concurrently a Master of Public Service from the Clinton School of Public Service and a law degree from UA Little Rock's William H. Bowen School of Law. I graduated with honors from Bowen in May 2019.. During law school, I was a member of both the Bowen Trial Competition Team and the UA Little Rock Law Review, where I also served as an Articles Editor on the Editorial Board. I was the top student in my Professionalism, Specialized Legal Research: Family Law, and Employment Law classes. After graduating from law school, I briefly lived in Alaska, where I worked for a trial court judge in the civil division. Though I loved being surrounded by mountains and snow, I moved back to Arkansas in early 2020 to be closer to friends and family.. I have lived in Little Rock on and off for about 5 years. In my spare time, I enjoy attending trivia nights at local restaurants and having game nights with friends. I also have fond memories of taking an annual trout fishing trip to the White River with my grandfather, father, and cousins.

I am a general practice attorney, and have represented hundreds of clients over the years in a wide variety of situations.  I work primarily in the fields of civil litigation, family law, personal injury, and criminal defense, but my firm also handles business litigation and contract disputes, real estate and property transactions, and wills and trusts. Watson & Watson is a small family firm with over 45 years of experience.  We have low overhead, so we offer excellent rates. We would be happy to give you a free consultation any time over the phone.  We have offices in Little Rock, Fayetteville, and Newport.

I am a criminal defense attorney currently working at the Pulaski County Public Defender's Office.

Hobbies:  Running, Biking, Swimming, Triathlons, Hiking

Hello, I am William G. "Gregg" Almand the founding member of William G. Almand, P.A.. I am an attorney who protects the rights of consumers, children, small business owners and anyone whose rights are violated by those who abuse power in Government or Corporations. I believe everyone deserves justice in an often unjust world. My professionalism never waivers, nor does my good humor.. I enjoy working out "dirt law" problems. I began my practice in Real Estate by working with Arkansas Title Companies to straighten out title problems for title company customers who could not sell or buy real estate. I even had one major title company hire me to fix a problem they could not fix and upon which the title company had given up. The problem was solved in only four hours (located a missing deed from 1911)!. When you need a Real Estate Attorney that you can trust, call William G. Almand, P.A. in Little Rock, Arkansas and surrounding areas for all of your real estate law needs. At William G. Almand, P.A. we are experts in Real Estate Law, Probate Law, Estate Planning, and Civil Litigation Services. You’ll know that you’re in the right hands when you call the real estate lawyer experts from William G. Almand, P.A. in Little Rock, AR.

Having practiced law for over 20 years, I have developed a wide range of knowledge over many areas of the law.  I currently work for the State as the Legal Counsel for the Arkansas State Board of Election Commissioners.

HART LAW focuses primarily in the area of Workers' Compensation Law. We pride ourselves in providing personalized service, at the highest levels of professionalism and expertise. We welcome and covet your telephone calls and questions about any size or type of Workers' Compensation problem. Protecting the rights of injured workers is pretty much all we do, and we've been doing it really well, for a long time. At HART LAW, we protect your rights; we teach you about the Workers' Compensation system; we care about your recovery; and we fight hard for you, every single day. Honestly, do think insurance companies really care about what happens with your health, your career, or your family in the years that follow your injury? Sounds like a harsh question, but it needs to be asked. No matter how you answer, having the strength and experience of HART LAW on your side puts insurance carriers on the defense. With more than two decades of experience in the field, we have an eye for managing claims and helping you get a favorable recovery under Arkansas law at the conclusion of the claims process. At HART LAW, we don't handle Workers' Compensation cases as a hobby or a side job. Workers' Compensation is what we do. We're hard at work, just like you.

Harrison Kemp was born and raised in Little Rock, Arkansas and returned here after law school to raise his own family in the town he knows and trusts. As a third-generation Little Rock trial lawyer, Harrison has the experience and network to handle almost any legal matter that affects his clients. He began his career working with his father in 2008 and, in 2014, he went into practice with Jack Wagoner and Angela Mann at the law firm of Wagoner Mann & Kemp, PLLC.

Greg’s experience includes practicing before federal and state courts in Arkansas, the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals, and various federal and state agencies, including the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, National Labor Relations Board, Department of Labor’s Wage & Hour Division, and Arkansas Department of Workforce Services. Greg also assists clients with drafting and implementing up-to-date forms, policies, procedures, and training for various labor and employment issues.. In his free time, Greg enjoys spending time outdoors, watching the Arkansas Razorbacks or Texas Rangers play, and cookouts/game nights with his family and friends.

George “Birc” Morledge, IV attended law school at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Birc passed the bar in 2008 and has spent his legal career defending those who cannot defend themselves. He has always felt passionately about standing up for the underdog. While the State and Federal governments have unlimited resources, Birc believes in helping those who have the deck stacked against them. Sometimes popular opinion believes that if you have been arrested, you must have done something wrong, he works hard to change this belief inside the courtroom.. He has recently received an award for being one of the top 10 criminal defense attorneys under 40 years of age in the nation. When he was only 31 he was named one of Arkansas's Top 40 lawyers under 40 years old, and for good reason. He has also been named as one of the ten best criminal law attorneys in Arkansas for client satisfaction. He is the current head of the Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association Criminal Division. He is a passionate litigator who loves what he does and gets proven results.

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

Geoff Thompson was born in Thirsk, North Yorkshire, England.  He completed his undergraduate studies and MBA at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Geoff went on to obtain his Juris Doctor from UALR's School of Law in 2002.  He joined Rainwater, Holt & Sexton in 2012.

Gabriel D. Mallard is a founding member of Mallard Gardner, PLLC.  Though he advises healthcare clients on a variety of matters, he focuses his practice on corporate governance including the drafting and implementation of corporate compliance programs, corporate bylaws, and organizational structures.  In addition, he advises clients on matters related to HIPAA and HITECH, compliance with the Stark Law and anti-kickback statute  as well as other fraud and abuse matters.  He has represented clients in investigations and audits by AdvanceMed, Novitas, Arkansas Medicaid, CMS and other regulatory bodies.

For the past 10 years, I have worked zealously to defend my client's rights, freedom, and financial well being.  In 2012, my law partner and I decided to open our own law practice with the mindset that we would become the best state and federal trial attorneys in the State of Arkansas.  I believe our past and current clients would agree we are well on our way to our goal.