Arkansas Bar Association

Honoring the rule of law is vital to business stability, innovation and the principles of a fair marketplace. read more >

Chad Green is suing Loomis after a psychotic episode led to a violent confrontation with an armored car guard, resulting in him being shot and facing felony charges. read more >

Police arresting a government-transparency advocate is not a good look for government. read more >

In law, as in severe weather, preparedness is critical to minimize the impact of an unplanned event. read more >

She previously was a legislative analyst for the Arkansas House of Representatives. read more >

She previously served as its programs director. read more >

She's a partner in the litigation practice group at Friday Eldredge & Clark PLLC and a member of the firm’s management committee. read more >

Their practices include products liability defense, insurance defense and general commercial litigation. read more >

The number of Americans who can name the three branches of government in 2021 was — you guessed it, just 56% — slightly over half of “We the People.” 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 >

Joe F. Kolb has been designated as president-elect of the Arkansas Bar Association in Little Rock. read more >

Attorney Carter Stein is concerned about the lack of civil jury trials in Arkansas state courts since the middle of March, when the coronavirus began to overwhelm the state and country. read more >

Julie DeWoody Greathouse, a managing partner at PPGMR Law in Little Rock, has received a 2020 Golden Gavel Award from the Arkansas Bar Association. read more >

Sean T. Keith has received the Golden Gavel Award from the Arkansas Bar Association. read more >

Eruore Oboh has been hired as the assistant dean for admissions and enrollment management at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law. read more >

There's an all too common misconception about our American system of justice — that our courts hold people liable even though they followed all of the rules and otherwise did nothing wrong. As business owners reopen in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, they may be asking, "What is expected of me? What can I expect?" read more >

The Arkansas Bar Association and the Clinton School of Public Service are jointly presenting a Public Service Academy for member lawyers, law students and individuals who are interested in public service in any capacity. read more >

Kathlyn Graves and Nathan Read received the Arkansas Bar Foundation’s 2018-19 writing award for best in category at the Annual Foundation Membership Meeting held in Hot Springs. read more >

The Arkansas Bar Association is initiating a Public Service Academy for member lawyers who seek to serve in any capacity, including on school boards and city councils, with volunteer organizations or in the legislative, judicial or executive branch. read more >

Two of Robert Holitik's newest clients are scrambling to get their retainer money back after Holitik died unexpectedly and without a succession plan for his solo law practice. read more >