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At McKay Law Firm, we are here for the victims of the war on drugs, those that struggle with mental health hardships and the targets of mass incarceration. We fight to protect the liberty of everyday Arkansans just like us. I hope you will let us fight for you, no matter the charge!. I was raised in Arkansas by a single many of my clients, I struggled with was the most difficult journey I had to take. Ultimately the road to recovery made me more empathetic, not just with addicts but with all the hardships That often end in arrest. It also strengthened my resolve to fight for peole like you and me.. More often than not, the criminal justice system responds to life's struggles, whether they are mental health issues or something else in ways that make things dramatically worse rather than better. This especially true when poverty, class or marginalization come into play. At McKay Law Firm, we are here for the victims of the war on drugs, those that struggle with mental health hardships and the targets of mass incarceration. We fight to protect the liberty of everyday Arkansans just like us. I hope you will let us fight for you, no matter the charge!. In my practice I have represented over a thousand clients from across the state of Arkansas in criminal and family law matters. My clients have faced all type of charges; including, drug possession, drug trafficking, assault, battery, theft, burglary, sexual assault, rape, fraud, robbery, homicide and many others. I have handled criminal cases ranging from traffic tickets and misdemeanors to the most serious of felonies. My client’s results included not guilty verdicts, directed verdicts, dismissals, and favorable plea deals. My criminal practice has also involved post-conviction representation and probation and parole issues; such as, probation revocation, early release from probation, and parole hearings. I have helped people seal their criminal records so that they can secure employment and enjoy many of the rights they enjoyed prior to a conviction. Guilty or innocent, I stand ready to be your voice.. Areas of Practice. Criminal Defense. felony and misdemeanor. state and federal. drug crimes. violant crimes. murders. sexual offenses. Bar Admissions. Arkansas, 2007. U.S. District Court for the Eastern and Western Districts of Arkansas. U.S. District Court for the Western District of Tennessee. Education. University of Arkansas at Little Rock, William H. Bowen School of Law. Juris Doctor. Florida State University. Graduate Studies, Criminology. University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Bachelor of Arts, Magna Cum Laude. History and Sociology & Anthropology. Professional Associations and Memberships. Arkansas Bar Association. Arkansas Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. Pulaski County Bar Association. American Bar Association. National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. Adjunct Faculty, Southeast Arkansas College

Associate Attorney at Lassiter & Cassinelli in Little Rock, Arkansas.

Ashley Loy is a nataive of Little Rock, Arkansas.  She obtained her undergraduate degree at the University of Central Arkansas in 2009, and went on to graduate from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Law in 2016.

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.

As an athlete, I am as competitive as it gets. I played basketball from the time I could walk all the way through college. I took every loss personally and spent hours in the gym practicing. Basketball taught me how to capitalize on my losses and to always work harder to achieve my goals. I apply this dedication to my position at Taylor & Taylor Law Firm, P.A.. Before joining the firm, I worked in accounting; I initially went to law school to become a tax attorney. After only two days of working for a family law attorney during law school, however, I knew I had found my calling. I enjoy practicing in the area of family law because I feel that I can make a difference in some of the most intimate aspects of a person’s life. I enjoy working hard for my clients to ensure that their story is heard and the competitiveness that comes along with it.. The majority of my leisure time is spent with my family, mostly at church or competing in games like Rook, Dominoes, Monopoly, Spades…the list goes on. Also, my husband has somehow convinced me to start playing golf with him every weekend, which I have quickly learned is a very frustrating sport!

As a child, I dreamed of becoming a professional hula dancer.  When job opportunities in that field proved scarce in Arkansas, I turned my attention toward law school, where I was able to put my ability to recite the Pledge of Allegiance in Latin to absolutely no use.  In addition to speaking Spanish, I do pretty decent French and Russian accents, which, again, I am able to put to absolutely no use as a lawyer.. I was fortunate enough to luck into a clerkship at my current firm while in law school, and like a bad penny, I just kept showing up until they hired me full time. Although I never expected to become a litigator (I was always taking the transactional classes in school), I enjoy the challenge that comes from solving actual client problems instead of looking to avoid potential ones. I've come to appreciate the creativity necessary in creating winning trial strategies and the utility of alternative dispute resolution.. When I'm not in the office, I'm spamming my Instagram feed with photos of my dogs, Lilly and Winnie, traveling around the state looking for antiques, and spending time with my family. Sometimes I'm doing all three at once.

Among his many accolades, Tim was named one of the Best Lawyers in Little Rock by Soiree Magazine in 2013.   He is A-V Rated by Martindale Hubble; Mid-South Super Lawyer in 2015; and was one of Arkasnas Business' 40 Under 40.   Tim has handled well over 150 appeals in state and federal courts, including handling an appeal that reached the U.S. Supreme Court.  See B&B Hardware v. Hargis.  Tim also participated as counsel for amicus in Arkansas cases invovling voting rights and freedom of marriage.  Tim is a member of the Eighth Circuit Federal Practice Committee, and a former member of the Arkansas Model Jury Instruction -- Civil Committee.  He is active in the Inns of Court, Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association, and Arkansas Bar Association.  He maintains a blog about Arkansas appellate issues at .  Tim is a vice-president of the Quapaw Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America and a den leader for his son's cub scout pack.

All construction projects have risks, and having the right legal counsel is paramount. Clients know Larry for his expertise in construction contracts, finance, regulation, litigation, mediation, and arbitration. Yet, it is his understanding of the construction business that makes him invaluable.. Larry's experience in construction and construction contracts began long before he was attorney. Prior to becoming a construction attorney, he was a project superintendent, project engineer, project manager, and senior project contracts manager for  the largest construction, architecture, and engineering companies in the United States. With 20 plus years in the construction industry, Larry's knowledge of and experience with every aspect of commercial, industrial, and energy projects make him an invaluable asset.. Larry has worked as an attorney for a large law firm and as corporate counsel for one of the largest engineering & construction companies in the world, providing legal counsel for local, national, and international projects and construction disputes. He is a panel American Arbitration Association Arbitrator & Mediator. Larry has extensive legal experience with construction litigation, construction claims, consulting contracts, design agreements, construction contracts,  project finance, supply agreements, project counsel, construction business and tax matters, and construction regulatory, licensing, and lien matters. Larry also provides legal counsel on contract structures for large projects, including project delivery methods (design-bid-build, design-build, construction manager, EPC & EPCM). As one of the only attorneys in the State of Arkansas who has worked on public-private partnership transactions deals and project development, Larry supplies administrative and transactional guidance to clients on public-private partnership projects.. In addition to construction law matters, Larry also provides general corporate law and OSHA legal services, such as compliance counsel and citation representation & appeal counsel. Larry is publishes often in construction publications, is a corporate contract advisory attorney for LexisNexis, and is an adjunct professor of construction law at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Law.

Alex R. Burgos is a graduate of UALR’s William H. Bowen School of Law. He has a diverse practice striving to provide his clients with the best possible defense, accurate legal advice, and efficient solutions to their legal needs.. During law school, Alex worked for the Public Defenders Office where he learned to handle all stages of a criminal case. He learned to analyze and understand the probable outcome of complex cases using knowledge of legal precedent as it relates to individual situations.. Most importantly, Alex understands that the manner in which the case is resolved greatly affects the lives of his clients and he diligently works to provide each of his clients with zealous representation.

Aimie Lockwood handles divorce, custody, and paternity actions.  She also serves as an attorney ad litem, representing children and incapacitated adults.

Across the State of Arkansas, Bobby Digby is known as a criminal trial attorney who is not afraid to go toe to toe with the government, stand up for the underdog, and fight hard for his clients. He has the reputation of a litigator who goes to trial and obtains successful verdicts while handling some of the most serious cases in the state. Bobby evaluates and prepares each case as if it is going to jury trial, where the opinion of a jury comprised of fellow citizens, as opposed to judges, police officers, and prosecutors, is what matters.. Personalized representation is the hallmark of representation at the Digby Law Firm. No two cases are alike and each client deserves an unique strategy based on the facts and evidence in his or her case. A regular speaker and teacher of trial practice skills to other attorneys, Bobby has the unique combination of superior legal acumen and a downhome, common-sense demeanor that moves juries. Bobby has been recognized by many organizations, both in Arkansas and nationwide as a top attorney: 2022 Little Rock’s Best Lawyers, Top 100 National Criminal Defense Lawyer; Top 3 Best Criminal Lawyers in Little Rock; National Top 40 Criminal Lawyers Under 40; Top 10 in Client Satisfaction; and many others.

A native of Little Rock, my practice centers on discrimination and other employment-related litigation and business litigation of all kinds, including class action lawsuits. I also regularly advise employers regarding compliance with state and federal employment laws and develop personnel policies, employment agreements, covenants not to compete and other employment-related contracts.. I currently serve as Chair of the Labor and Employment Section of the Arkansas Bar Association and President of the Friends of KUAR/KLRE Board. I am a proud graduate of the 2008 - 2009 class of Leadership Greater Little Rock and also chair our firm's recruiting committee.