... operations in a number of states, including Colorado, New Jersey, Oklahoma and Tennessee. John Wesley Hall Jr., a Little Rock lawyer representing Alamo, said he had not heard about child welfare officials going to the Santa Clarita compound. The ...

... governor next time. It was on a blog called Blake's Think Tank, which is the operation of Blake Rutherford, a young Little Rock lawyer and advertising executive who happens to be the son of the aforementioned Skip Rutherford. I wrangled Denton's ...

... the grenades. Mann, 50, has pleaded not guilty and remains held without bond pending trial. Blake Hendrix, a Little Rock lawyer representing Mann, said the ATF's interest in his client wouldn't affect his defense against the weapons charge ...

... Concerned Taxpayers (ACCT) that is watching the debate on the severance tax closely. The group's president, Little Rock lawyer Tim Griffin you might remember him from his time in the U.S. Attorney's office says the group is an advocate ...

... said department officials met with the Does Wednesday afternoon as the rule change took effect. Martin Bowen, a Little Rock lawyer representing the couple, did not immediately return a call for comment. The department's old policy specified ...

... beatings at Kolbeck's hands, for even minor infractions like playing with a spray bottle. John Wesley Hall Jr., a Little Rock lawyer representing Alamo, declined to comment about the allegations against Kolbeck. While Risley said Alamo's upcoming ...

... civil union to any unmarried persons not entitled to such status under federal law or the U.S. Constitution. Little Rock lawyer Robert Shafer filed the popular name and ballot title of the proposed Amendment Concerning Marriage and Civil Union ...

LITTLE ROCK - Lawyers for four people who want to serve as foster parents are due in court this week to fight a 5-year-old rule that bars them from ...

... his friends, including Clinton. During Clinton's 1992 presidential campaign, she said, McDougal told her that Little Rock lawyer Sheffield Nelson, a Republican and Clinton foe, arranged for him to be paid if he would talk to a New York Times ...

LITTLE ROCK - Federal agents tracked a fugitive lawyer more than 10,000 miles - from Arkansas to Madagascar - after saying he defrauded clients out of millions of dollars and skipped a federal court hearing.