The Arkansas Bar Association is excited and proud to partner with Arkansas Business for the second class of the Legal Hall of Fame.

With over five decades of legal experience, H. David Blair has made significant contributions to the legal community in Arkansas and beyond.

Jean Turner Carter’s impact on the legal community has centered on legal services to the underserved and low-income populations in the state for a period of over 40 years.

Richard A. Williams is a prominent law figure, known for his foundational role in shaping the operations and growth of Mitchell, Williams, Selig, Gates & Woodyard LLP.

Public service began at an early age for Joyce Williams Warren, and it led her to break multiple barriers in the legal field.

Herschel Hugar Friday’s professional endeavors took him from serving as a major in the U.S. Air Force, to managing partner of Arkansas’ largest law firm and even a near presidential nomination to the Supreme Court.

The name Uriah Milton Rose is one for the history books and what’s written about him tells the story of a most-respected legal mind in his time.

The life and work of Elsijane Trimble Roy is known for breaking barriers for women in the legal profession.

In a landmark year marking its centennial, the University of Arkansas School of Law continues to set benchmarks in legal education, fostering excellence, diversity and innovation under the leadership of Dean Cynthia E. Nance.