As the youngest baby boomers close in on retirement and begin to contemplate what their legacies will be, nonprofits and universities are looking to consistent donors for their slice of an expected multitrillion-dollar wealth transfer. read more >
One of the largest medical suppliers in the country is suing the troubled New Jersey nursing home chain that operated a number of facilities in Arkansas. read more >
If you think Heide Harrell impressed the Public Relations Society of America with her diligence, you’re probably right. read more >
Private-sector employers in Arkansas need to be aware of what the National Labor Relations Board is doing, because not knowing exposes them to litigation from employees or former employees and to costly disruptions that can come from NLRB investigations. 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 >
Cindy McLain has joined The McLain Group in Fayetteville as operations leader. read more >
A U.S. District Court judge recently awarded a Fayetteville law firm $1.2 million against a former client that didn’t pay its legal bill. read more >
Tyler Vance will be leaving Bank OZK of Little Rock in May. Amy Lee Stewart is exiting Rose Law Firm after 30 years. read more >
Tasha and Andy Taylor, the husband-and-wife lawyers who operate the Taylor & Taylor law firm of Little Rock, have sued a Benton law firm with the same name in an attempt to get it to stop using the name and similar logo. read more >
Robyn P. Allmendinger, the first woman to lead the Rose Law Firm, talks about its long tradition, her goals and breaking the glass ceiling. read more >
Jones graduated from the University of Arkansas School of Law. read more >
Howard Brill, the renowned University of Arkansas School of Law professor, told a group of attorneys last week that he was troubled by a case involving a Little Rock lawyer who started a GoFundMe campaign to fund a lawsuit. read more >
Veteran Little Rock public relations professional Heide Harrell, who left the Stone Ward agency downtown at the end of last year, has joined The Rose Law Firm as a key cog in the firm's plans to grow its business. read more >
You'll find education, the arts and defenders of the nation feel right at home in Little Rock. read more >
Rose Law Firm in Little Rock on Wednesday announced the election of Robyn Allmendinger as its first female managing member. Her term is effective immediately. read more >
Private equity investment firm Thoma Bravo of Chicago announces that it will acquire ABC Financial Services Inc. of Sherwood. read more >
Craig S. Lair, managing partner at the Rose Law Firm of Little Rock, began working at Rose in 1995 and became managing partner in 2015. read more >
David S. Mitchell Jr. and Karen “Betsy” Turner have become members of the Rose Law Firm in Little Rock, and Cynthia Blankenship and Jim Fowler have joined the firm as of counsel attorneys. Jacob White has been hired as an associate attorney. read more >
A schism among Soul of the South investors has erupted into a lawsuit over control of the venture’s most valuable asset: the broadcast license for KMYA-TV, Channel 49. read more >
Friday Eldredge & Clark of Little Rock announced Tuesday that Tom Mars will join the firm as senior counsel on Jan. 1. read more >
