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Banking & Finance / Government & Politics / Industry

Regulatory Issues & Cybersecurity Challenge Evolve Bank’s Rapid GrowthLock Icon

In a year of challenges for Evolve Bank & Trust of West Memphis, the financial institution finds itself navigating regulatory action, cybersecurity concerns and legal issues, including at least two lawsuits seeking class-action status.  read more >
The Brinkley headquarters of Turner Grain Merchandising Inc. and its related companies.
Agriculture & Poultry / Business Services / Insurance

Turner Grain Case ClosedLock Icon

The case is now over involving a group of Lonoke County farmers who were victims of the defunct Turner Grain Inc. of Brinkely. read more >
Agriculture & Poultry / Business Services / Legal

$12M Award Overturned in Turner Grain Case

Arkansas Supreme Court finds lack of evidence that K.B.X. wronged farmers. read more >
Construction continues last month on Bank OZK's $98.8 million headquarters in Little Rock.
Banking & Finance / Investments / Legal

Stock Tumble at Bank OZK Attracts LawsuitsLock Icon

Bank OZK’s growing recognition as a lead player on the national commercial lending scene contributed to a burgeoning audience of investors. And that success also heightened the bank’s profile as a potential target of lawyers seeking to cash in on a class-action lawsuit on behalf of supposedly wronged investors. read more >
The Rozelle-Murphy House at 1301 Scott St. in Little Rock has been the subject of litigation by the lawyers who practiced there.
Banking & Finance / Investments / Legal

Even With Lien Lifted, Lawyers Still Squabble Over Quapaw HouseLock Icon

Former law partners Scott Poynter and John Emerson continue to fight in court over liens and loans tied to 1887 Rozelle-Murphy House. read more >
Kendel Grooms
Agriculture & Poultry / Legal

Deleted Texts Bring Sanctions in Turner Grain Case

A Lonoke County Circuit judge recently sanctioned K.B.X. Inc. of Benton, which is being sued by farmers who allegedly lost millions dealing with Turner Grain Inc., finding that K.B.X. intentionally deleted employees’ text messages. read more >