On January 13, the PCBA held their monthly luncheon at The Little Rock Club. Chief Justice Dan Kemp of the Arkansas Supreme Court shared his vision and goals for the future. These goals included: increasing access to information available to the public using online services, improving communications and providing more transparency to the public. Check […]
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On December 9, the PCBA held their monthly luncheon at The Little Rock Club. Jay Barth, M.E. and Ima Graves Peace Distinguished Professor of Politics at Hendrix College in Conway discussed the 2016 election. We also celebrated longtime PCBA member, Bill Martin’s, 85th birthday. And finally, The Dean R. Morley Scholarship was awarded: The Dean R. […]
In a yearly tradition, all veterans were given free admission at this month’s luncheon in honor of Veterans Day. Our speaker this month was be Nicole Hart. Nicole Hart, ARVets CEO, is a combat veteran of the Iraq War. She is the founder of ARVets and in this capacity is on the front lines working […]
Photos from the Dean R. Morley Scholarship dinner on September 29 at the Burns Park Hospitality House in North Little Rock. The event was hosted and sponsored by the Pulaski County Bar Foundation to raise money for scholarships for law students in the late Judge Morley’s name. This first annual dinner raised over $5500.00. Dean […]
With lots of great speakers, this year’s Isaac A. Scott Jr. Bankruptcy Law Institute was a success which was beneficial to all lawyers, including those with minimal or extensive bankruptcy experience. The program provided a caliber of speakers unmatched in most local programs due to the generous support of our sponsors. We hope you were able to take advantage of this opportunity to hear and learn from national […]
The Arkansas Medical Cannabis Act, also known as Issue 7, was the topic of a lively debate at last Friday’s monthly luncheon. Melissa Fults, Campaign Director for the non-profit organization, Arkansans for Compassionate Care, and candidate for Arkansas House of Representatives District 27, spoke in support of Issue 7. Senator Jeremy Hutchinson spoke against it. […]
Quote from original article published at ualr.edu: The UALR William H. Bowen School of Law has received a $1 million grant from the Arkansas Attorney General’s Office to create a Business Innovation Clinic at the law school. “We are excited about this grant and how it will benefit the Arkansas small business community and help […]