Third-Generation Succession Proves Tricky with Crain Family 
by George Waldon – 1 day ago
Crain Management Group tallied 2020 revenue of more than $618 million, ranking No. 23 among the largest private companies in Arkansas.
Crain Management Group tallied 2020 revenue of more than $618 million, ranking No. 23 among the largest private companies in Arkansas.
After a judge dismissed a civil lawsuit that accused him of human trafficking, Terry Fleming has asked that a case he filed against a woman be dismissed.
A subcontractor filed an $86,000 lien for unpaid material on the Pyramid Lofts project at 319 W. Second St. in downtown Little Rock.
Steve Cannon,, a business CEO who graduated with honors from the United States Military Academy at West Point, thinks the best place for leaders to be is in the trenches with their troops. read more >
Bill Kincaid has been named acting chancellor of the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, effective immediately, following Chancellor Joe Steinmetz's sudden resignation on Friday. read more >
In a ruling that could help push changes in college athletics, the Supreme Court unanimously sides with a group of former college athletes in a dispute with the NCAA over rules limiting certain compensation. read more >
Data collected for this week's list of private companies illustrated the uneven and sometimes counterintuitive impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on various industries. read more >
An Arkansas district judge has announced he's running for a seat on the state Supreme Court. read more >
The Arkansas Supreme Court on Thursday allowed part of a lawsuit over the state's ongoing control of the Little Rock School District to proceed. read more >
The U.S. Supreme Court has dismissed a challenge to the Obama era health care law, preserving insurance coverage for millions of Americans. read more >
The Arkansas Supreme Court said jury trials could resume at the beginning of May, meaning a stack of criminal cases finally have their chance to see resolution. read more >
Arkansas bears the distinction of having the least equitable laws governing the landlord-tenant relationship in the nation. read more >
Wright Lindsey Jennings adds practice group versed in needs of new businesses. read more >
Any company that is innovating and developing new products needs to protect its intellectual property, and there are two primary ways to do that: declare a trade secret or file a patent. read more >
RMP LLP of Springdale has expanded its Little Rock office by hiring an energy attorney with more than 10 years of experience. read more >
The Bowen School of Law will celebrate its 45th anniversary as part of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock the Barrister Gala on Oct. 22. read more >
The annual mean wage for lawyers in Arkansas in May 2020, the latest figures available, was $94,800, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. read more >
Terry L. Fleming scored a legal victory last week when a judge dismissed a civil lawsuit that accused him of human trafficking and sexually exploiting younger women. read more >
Attorney Kristin Pawlik argues for a living but almost got a little carried away during a hearing recently in Benton County Circuit Judge John Scott's courtroom. read more >
Tracking bitcoin transfers requires high-level expertise in blockchain technology, but knowing that money has been moved from one state-of-the-art safe to another is one thing; getting the money out is another. read more >
What should private businesses in Arkansas consider when offering incentives to employees to get COVID-19 vaccinations? read more >
The rule of law is a set of principles ensuring an orderly and just society. It is our social contract, based on the idea that each of us is accountable to the law. read more >
Megan Wells and Kate Davidson have been named partners at Hilburn & Harper Ltd. in North Little Rock. read more >
Jeff Thomas, managing director of Mitchell Williams, says new lawyers are more confident than those of 30-35 years ago. read more >
A federal judge has halted a loan forgiveness program for farmers of color in response to a lawsuit alleging the program discriminates against white farmers. read more >
The Quapaw Nation Business Committee votes to kick off the ballot John L. Berrey, the former chairman who is facing criminal charges for abuse of office, conspiracy and embezzlement. read more >
A federal appeals court says it will reconsider a panel's decision that Arkansas' law requiring state contractors to pledge not to boycott Israel is unconstitutional. read more >
Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge files suit against Flowmatic Technical Solutions LLC and its owner. read more >
Affiliates of the Read Property Group of Brooklyn, New York, bought 31 buildings in seven transactions of the North Little Rock apartment complex. read more >
The federal government wants to seize several pieces of property owned by Billy Joe Taylor, which they say were bought with the proceeds of Taylor's alleged crimes. read more >
An attorney has been given permission to stop representing an ex-con accused of defrauding an elderly man of $4.5 million. read more >
The California buyer of a $6 million office building in Bentonville has sued alleging fraud by the company that sold the property. read more >
An Arkansas judge and former Republican lawmaker on Thursday announced he's running for a seat on the state Supreme Court, which has been drawn the attention and spending by outside conservative groups in recent years. read more >
