Rose Law Firm of Little Rock on Wednesday announced that Dan Young will lead the firm’s business practice section.
Young follows Bryant Cranford, who recently stepped down after seven years in the role. Cranford is staying with the firm and will continue his business practice.
“We are grateful for Dan’s leadership overseeing our growing business section and look forward to his contributions as part of our management,” managing member David Mitchell Jr. said in a news release. “His passion for not only his clients, but also the firm, is evident by his willingness to lead.”
Young represents peoples and families in tax, estate planning and trust and estate administration matters. He also regularly represents fiduciaries and beneficiaries involved in trust or estate litigation and other disputes.
Young is a fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel. He currently serves on the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra board of directors.
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