Arkansas Lawyers Lisa Mills to Lynda Johnson

Explore Arkansas attorneys like Lisa Mills Wilkins, Lloyd Kitchens, Lona McCastlain, Lori L. Holzwarth, Lori Listopad, Lorie Mason, Lorie Whitby, and Lynda Johnson. in cities like Texarkana, Cabot, Little Rock, Paragould and Little Rock. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 71854, 72227, 72201.

Lynda Johnson

Louis Light

Lyle Foster

Ludwig Law Fir

Lucas Gramlich

Lovell, Nalley

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Lynda Johnson

Firm: Friday, Eldredge & Clark LLP

400 W Capitol Ave Ste 2000 , Little Rock , Arkansas 72201

Practice Areas: Government Agencies, Health Care & Hospitalization, Health Care, Health Care, Health Care, Health Care

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Louis Light

320 Executive Ct Ste 304 , Little Rock , Arkansas 72205

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Lyle Foster

Firm: Hyden, Miron & Foster, PLLC

200 Louisiana , Little Rock , Arkansas 72201

Practice Areas: Wills & Living Wills

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“d each is worse than the last one. I don't know how the "man" can sleep at night .. Probably on a ma”

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Ludwig Law Firm

, Little Rock , Arkansas 72201

Practice Areas: general practice attorney

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“If you need a lawyer that knows the law..have a heart..and wont break your pockets..this is where you need to go. They worked hard on my case from the very...”

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Lucas Gramlich

Po Box 328 , Van Buren , Arkansas 72957

Practice Areas: Litigation

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“Extremely friendly and professional. Starting with my first meeting with Mr. Gramlich I felt that my”

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Lovell, Nalley & Nalley

, Benton , Arkansas 72015

Practice Areas: general practice attorney

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Lloyd Kitchens

Firm: The Brad Hendricks Law Firm

500 Pleasant Valley Drive , Little Rock , Arkansas 72227

Practice Areas: Business

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.

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“d helped me through a tough time dealing with the custody of my children.”

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“I endorse Lloyd. He is a highly skilled attorney that is well respected in the legal community.”

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Louis Lim

Firm: Law Offices of Louis Lim

109 Spring Street, Suite 2 , Springdale , Arkansas 72764

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

Louis Lim has been a criminal defense attorney in Northwest Arkansas since 1996.He has law offices in Bentonville and Springdale, Arkansas. He is one in a handful of privatepractitioners in Northwest Arkansas who has successful jury trial experience in death penalty murdercases. He is the first Korean American lawyer to practice law and try jury trials in Northwest Arkansas.. Louis Lim received his B.A. in Philosophy at Northwestern University, in Evanston, IL, in 1991.He received his J.D. from the University of Arkansas School of Law, in Fayetteville, AR, in 1996.Louis Lim is also a graduate from the Western Trial Advocacy Institute in Laramie, WY andthe National Criminal Defense College in Macon, GA. He is qualified to administer standardizedfield sobriety testing, which is universally utilized by law enforcement agencies in DWI detection.

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“I am satisfied with my case and the work that has been done. I was falsely accused and arrested, but”

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“Louis is arguably one of the most experienced and well-respected defense attorneys in town. I endorse this lawyer.”

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Lorie Whitby

Firm: Law Firm of Lorie Whitby, PA

509 W. Court Street , Paragould , Arkansas 72450

Practice Areas: Family

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“Lorie Whitby is one of the finest family law lawyers I know. She is knowledgeable about every area of family law and she has years of experience. Whenever anyone asks me for a refe…”

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Lott Rolfe

1920 Main St Ste 107 , North Little Rock , Arkansas 72114

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“Heaven sent!!! I try not to question god at all but I did. I want go into details because it still feels like it happen yesterday. Attorney Rolfe was so professional, compassionate…”

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Lorielle Gutting

6506 W Main St , Jacksonville , Arkansas 72076

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Louis Loyd

410 Locust St , Malvern , Arkansas 72104

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“him but otherwise find a REAL lawyer because this man is NOT a lawyer!”

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Louis Nisenbaum

1317 E Country Club Ter , Jonesboro , Arkansas 72401

Practice Areas: General Practice

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“ing she hadn't. In the long run, it turned out the files were indeed in his office.”

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“Mr. Nisenbaum is truly dedicated to the proposition that quality legal representation should and must be avaiable to all citizens regardless of their financial means. He exemplifie…”

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Lorie Mason

Firm: Mason Law Firm and Associates, Plc

Po Box 1244 , Conway , Arkansas 72033

Practice Areas: Mediation, Appeals, Family, Litigation, General Practice

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“Very detailed. I came out on top of this custody case with joint custody, flexible schedule for visi”

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Lori Listopad

201 Broadway St Ste 210 , Little Rock , Arkansas 72201

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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Lucinda McDaniel

Firm: Womack, Landis, Phelps, McNeill & McDaniel, A Professional Association

3941 New Pond Hill Dr , Jonesboro , Arkansas 72401

Practice Areas: Administrative ,

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Lori L. Holzwarth

Firm: Hyden, Miron & Foster, PLLC

200 Louisiana , Little Rock , Arkansas 72201

Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate, Business Planning, Elder Law, Probate Administration, Trusts and Estates

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Luther Sutter

Firm: Harrill & Sutter

310 Natural Resources Dr. , Little Rock , Arkansas 72205

Practice Areas: Constitutional

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“Sutter took my case. Told me I had a good case and we were up against statue of limitations (About 3”

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“I have worked with Luther on a number of cases. He's a talented and aggressive advocate for his clients.”

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Lona McCastlain

Firm: Stuart & McCastlain Law Office

1588 Alamosa Dr , Cabot , Arkansas 72023

Practice Areas: Business Organizations,

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Lisa Mills Wilkins

Firm: Dunn, Nutter & Morgan, LLP

300 Olive Street Ste 6 945 , Texarkana , Arkansas 71854

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor ,Estate Planning,Probate ,Real Estate

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DWI in Arkansas (Saline County) | Aug 19, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Haskell, AR. I got my first DWI in Haskell, Arkansas and have court in a month in Bryant. What can I expect? I don’t know anyone with a dwi and I’m just curious about consequences for other people in Arkansas. I totaled my truck, have a suspended license, had no passengers, complied with the breathalyzer and arrest but blew .172. I was respectful to the officers and spent the night in jail. Has anyone gotten probation, drug tests, community service, fines, classes, extra jail time, etc for their consequences? I’m using the public defender bc hiring a lawyer is way too expensive.
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