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For more than a century, the law firm of Robertson, Beasley, Shipley & Robinson, PLLC has served clients in Arkansas and Oklahoma. With origins of the firm dating back to 1893, its current attorneys carry forward one of the oldest, continuous law practices in the region.. RBS&R represents individuals, small businesses, and large corporations on a wide variety of legal matters. In addition to providing civil advocacy in state and federal courts, the firm’s attorneys advise and counsel clients on personal injury matters, contract law, criminal defense, business formation, and all facets of civil litigation.  They also help individuals and business owners in estate planning and trust and probate administration, and provide assistance in family law matters, real estate, and bankruptcy.. Building and maintaining productive, long-term client relationships has been a hallmark of the firm. Several national insurers became clients of the firm during the 1920s, and have remained thus for a period of more than 90 years.. Robertson, Beasley, Shipley & Robinson legal professionals and staff use their experience and knowledge to help clients find effective solutions to their legal problems. The firm has successfully handled thousands of legal matters, in a broad variety of areas. Its attorneys and staff are dedicated to providing all clients with the personal attention and the respect that they deserve.. Clay Sullivan:. Mr. Sullivan is an attorney with the Robertson, Beasley, Shipley & Robinson Law Firm and is able to meet with clients in our Springdale, Fort Smith, Little Rock or Ozark offices.  Clay received his undergraduate degree at Arkansas Tech University and his law degree at the University of Arkansas.  Prior to joining RBS&R, Clay served our country as a Navy Corpsman and is an Afghanistan combat veteran. He is also a licensed Paramedic with 15 years of emergency services experience.. Clay’s practice includes personal injury, insurance defense, criminal defense, family law, bankruptcy, estate planning, and civil litigation.  He is admitted to practice in all Arkansas State Courts and the U.S. District Courts for the Eastern & Western Districts of Arkansas.

I have been fighting for the rights of injured people and workers for more than 20 years. I have federal and state court experience and the firm has a comfortable atmosphere where clients are respected, not intimidated. I thank the readers of the Arkansas Democrat Gazette for voting me in the top three "Best of the Best" attorneys for 2011 and 2012.

Sarah helps hardworking Arkansans get back on their feet after their lives have been turned upside down through no fault of their own. Sarah is licensed to practice in all State and Federal Courts in Arkansas and in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit.. Sarah is a Super Lawyers Mid-South Rising Star for 2018. The Arkansas Bar Association awarded Sarah the 2017-2018 Judith Ryan Gray Outstanding Young Lawyer Award and the 2017-2018 Frank C. Elcan II Leadership Award. Sarah serves as the Chair of the Arkansas Bar Association Young Lawyers Section and delegate to the Arkansas Bar Association House of Delegates and American Bar Association House of Delegates. For two years, Sarah served as an Associate Editor of TYL, a publication of the American Bar Association Young Lawyers Division.  Within the Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association, Sarah serves on the Board of Governors, she is the Chair-Elect of the New Lawyers Network, and she is on the Publications Committee.. Sarah graduated from the University of Arkansas School of Law in Fayetteville, after obtaining bachelor’s and master’s degrees in English. She represented the law school on the National Moot Court Competition Team for two years, competed as a Finalist in the law school's Ben J. Altheimer Moot Court Competition, and was honored as Best Oralist in her class appellate oral argument. Sarah worked her way through law school at a well-known personal injury law firm in Fayetteville. As a Rule XV Certified Student Attorney, Sarah represented Arkansans in cases on appeal in state and federal courts. After law school, she worked for three years helping injured Arkansans as part of a large multi-state law firm.. Prior to law school, Sarah served many communities as a teacher. Sarah taught a college writing course at Texas Christian University, English Courses at Jesuit College Preparatory School of Dallas, and third grade in Northwest Arkansas. Sarah continued to teach writing in law school when she worked as a teaching assistant for Legal Research and Writing courses at University of Arkansas School of Law.. Outside the practice of law, Sarah enjoys spending time with her husband Ryan and exploring hiking and biking trails across the state.

Patrick is a native Arkansan, having grown up in Little Rock.  He graduated from Little Rock Central High School and served as co-captain of the debate squad his senior year. Go Tigers! He graduated from the William H. Bowen School of Law after receiving his Bachelors degree in Sociology from Hendrix College in Conway.. Patrick started out with the Little Rock firm Wilson & Haubert, PLLC in 2017 and worked there while finishing up his law degree and licensure.. In early 2019, Patrick moved with his wife to her hometown of Crossett, Arkansas to be closer to family and to take a position with the respected Crossett law firm of Streetman & Gibson, which has served Southeast Arkansas for more than 50 years. Patrick's practice focuses on family law, probate, estate planning, criminal defense, and civil litigation.. Patrick lives in South Crossett with his wife Liz, also a soon-to-be attorney, and their children: Nora, Margot, and Elijah.

I've been handled personal injury cases for over 35 years. During that time, I've seen tragedy strike so many people. It's remarkable to see the resilience of people overcoming such dire situations.  I'm proud that I have been able to provide a shoulder to cry on when needed, and on occassion, I have cried with clients and their families. I've handled wrongful death cases, falls, dog bites, unsafe premises cases, wrong prescription cases, food poisoning cases, slip and fall cases, truck accidents, automobile accidents, ATV accidents, watercraft accidents, product liability cases, and so many other types of cases. I've been privileged to have successfully represented 1000's of clients.

I handle a variety of personal injury, civil rights, and commercial litigation matters, but specialize in representing individuals seriously harmed as the result of substandard medical care. I am motivated by injustice and a sense of fair play, and seek accountability on behalf of those who have been hurt or killed by carelessness, errors, or systemic deficits in nursing homes, prisons, hospitals, and long-term care facilities.. Before devoting my practice to representing individuals and families, I spent years representing large institutions—insurers, businesses, and governmental entities—in commercial litigation, insurance coverage, civil rights, and personal injury cases. Having extensively defended complex cases, I anticipate how the defense will approach a case, and my clients benefit from my perspective and insight in evaluating claims, negotiating settlements, and presenting cases at trial.. I am listed in Best Lawyers in America for my work in Personal Injury Litigation – Plaintiffs, I have been recognized by Super Lawyers as a Rising Star every year since 2012, and I have been named a Leading Lawyer in Insurance Law by Milwaukee Magazine.

Victoria Karcher is an Associate with Habush Habush & Rottier and practices at the firm’s Wausau, Stevens Point and Rhinelander offices. She is a native of Wausau, graduating from D.C. Everest High School. She then went on to earn her Bachelor’s degree from UW-Madison, majoring in Legal Studies and Political Science. In 2011, she received her Juris Doctor from the University of Wisconsin Law School graduating magna cum laude and becoming a member of the Order of the Coif. During law school, Karcher interned for the Honorable Barbara B. Crabb and clerked for a civil litigation firm in Appleton.. Following law school, Karcher worked as an associate for a Madison firm, practicing in the areas of personal injury and employment law and later went on to work in a firm in Wausau for 4 years after that. She was honored as a Rising Star in the Wisconsin Super Lawyers® from 2014-2021. She also coaches the D.C. Everest High School Mock Trial Team.. Karcher enjoys spending her free time with family and friends, working out, and participating in running races.

Christine Bremer Muggli is the Chief shareholder of Bremer & Trollop Law Offices, S.C., Wausau, Wisconsin.  She graduated, magna cum laude from Loyola University, Chicago, and received her J.D. from Loyola University School of Law.  She currently practices law in Wausau, WI and has branch offices in Minocqua, Stevens Point, Marshfield and Antigo.  She is admitted to practice before all state and federal courts in Wisconsin.  Christine is the past-President of the Wisconsin Association for Justice and has served on the Board of Directors since December of 1991 and as Co-Editor of its journal, The Verdict, and is currently Chair of the Justice Fund of the Wisconsin Association for Justice. She was a delegate to the Democratic National Convention in 2008 and served as a member of the Electoral College in 2009.  In 2010, Ms. Bremer was awarded the Robert L. Habush Trial Lawyer of the Year by the Wisconsin Association for Justice.  Ms. Bremer has been nominated as a Super Lawyer over the last several years and was recently named one of the top 25 women lawyers in the state by Super Lawyers. She has served on the Federal Nominating Commission for Senator Kohl, as well as Governor Doyle’s Advisory Council on Judicial Selection in June of 2007.  Ms. Bremer was also elected in 2011 to serve on the Board of the Litigation Section of the State Bar of Wisconsin.  She is currently serving as the Vice Chair of the Board of the Wisconsin Institute for Public Policy & Service Advisory.  She is a frequent guest on Wisconsin Public Radio.  Ms. Bremer has achieved an AV Preeminent Rating with Martindale-Hubbell.

My initial career with Workers' Compensation began before law school at the receptionist desk. I felt it was important to take time off and make sure I had some beginner's legal experience at a Workers' Compensation firm. I went on to graduate Cum Laude from Thomas M. Cooley Law School and was admitted to the NYS Bar in June of 2011.. Since 2011 I have grown my career as an attorney working on Workers' Compensation and Social Security Disability claims.. I understand how difficult living with an injury can be, not only to the client, but also to the family. I will always be there to answer any and all questions, as well as meet with you and your family to address any concerns that you may have. I have two children of my own and understand how an injury may cause additional stress on the family. As I have my own family and pay my own bills I understand how important it is to live check by check and what an injury can do to jeopardize what you have worked so hard to obtain.. My goal is to try to take as much as the legal headache out of the process so that you may concentrate on getting better and moving forward with your life. While professional, I still provide a personal touch to make you feel that no question is too small and we can take as much time as you need to understand every aspect of your case.. I truly honor myself to be able to represent those that just wanted to go to work, perform their job duties and come home to their family but instead suffered a work injury. I understand it was not what they had wanted and therefore it is my duty to explain, zealously represent and obtain every benefit an injured person may be entitled to under the Law.  If you would like a free legal consultation, please contact the office at.

I gets results.  I started as a legal assistant in a personal injury firm, then a paralegal, and eventually I became office manager.  After mastering those positions, I earned my law degree.. As an undergraduate and law student, I competed in multiple mock trial tournaments across the county, earning numerous "Best Attorney" awards for my trial skills.  I am a passionate advocate for the people I represent.

Amy E. Belmont is an associate of the firm and earned her J.D. from SUNY Buffalo Law School. During law school, Ms. Belmont was a member of the Buffalo Law Review and served as Managing Editor of the Buffalo Public Interest Law Journal.. Ms. Belmont also received the Robert J. Connelly Award for Excellence in Trial Advocacy.

Sidney M. Mosher joined The O’Brien Firm following a distinguished career at The University at Buffalo Law School. While in law school, Sidney competed in a number of trial team competitions before she began her own career teaching trial technique and advocacy to law students following her graduation. Sidney tried her first case within a month of being admitted to practice, obtaining a jury verdict for the full amount of the insurance coverage available. After the verdict, her client described Sidney as “being totally committed to helping me get through this.” Sidney handles her own full docket and assists Chris and John in case analysis and discovery. She brings a high level of advocacy and familiarity with trial skills to the firm. A native of Chautauqua County, Sidney is a lifelong Western New Yorker who looks forward to helping injured clients obtain compensation for the injuries they have suffered.