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Tina Hodne dropped her successful law career in 2010, in order to become a full-time real estate agent at Coldwell Banker Harris McHaney Faucette in Fayetteville.

Compliance means researching and understanding multiple sets of regulations and figuring out how to meet all of them at the same time.

Business owners should know what actions to take when market conditions are good.

No public events are on the agenda for the conference, which is scheduled for early May.

Rouse Walker Properties Inc. of Fort Smith lays claim to the 34-acre undeveloped subdivision, which has been a Pinnacle Bank holding since 2008.

The law firm recently completed a buildout of about 2,600 SF on the first story of the World Trade Center Arkansas building in Rogers.

Experts say the legal industry is changing, and one way for attorneys to align with consumer demand is to offer limited-scope representation.

It's an emerging area of law that should interest every owner of small- and medium-sized businesses.

Once you have come up with the next big idea, what do you need to do then?

Sean Keith, partner at Keith, Miller, Butler, Schneider & Pawlik PLLC in Rogers, has, on multiple occasions, been able to effect change from tragedy.

Florida-based Happy Tax Franchise LLC has filed a lawsuit against the Bentonville-based retailer.

The legal action surrounds an undeveloped, 34-acre subdivision just north of Farmington called Windsor.

A former partner at the Davis Law Firm, Wright died Feb. 27 at Washington Regional Medical Center.

Consumer goods company Infinity Product Group of Rogers has found itself having to pursue and defend litigation at the same time.

J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc. will appoint a task force to study the impact of changing its equal employment opportunity policy after shareholders voted to amend the policy.

John Lisle, founder of Springdale law office Lisle Rutledge, died April 27 at his Springdale home surrounded by family, after battling Alzheimer's disease.

The Northwest Arkansas Business Journal is pleased to introduce the eighth class of Fast 15 honorees.

Cynthia A. Nance, dean emeritus and the Nathan G. Gordon Professor of Law at the University of Arkansas, has been appointed the first director of pro bono and community engagement.

Fayetteville businessmen George Niblock, an attorney, and Ted Belden, a developer-slash-investor, have been dealing, and a couple of their recent transactions are worth noting.

Lawyers dealing with commercial landlords and tenants must educate clients with court decisions or legal positions of which they might not be aware.

Lawyer-Turned-Realtor, Hodne Still Loves to Help

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Judicial Conference in Rogers Attracts Supreme Court Chief Justice

Pinnacle Bank Involved in Farmington Land Dispute

Kutak Rock Opens Second Northwest Arkansas Office

Coalition Touts Unbundled Legal Services as Fix for Access Gap

Invoke the Power of Contingency Fee Litigation (OPINION)

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Personal Injury Law Practice Enables Keith to Help Others

Walmart Involved in Trademark Tangle

Pinnacle Bank Responds to Legal Complaint from Homebuilder

Retired Fayetteville Attorney Chip Wright Dies at 73

IPG Involved in Patent Lawsuits

J.B. Hunt to Study Anti-Discrimination Policy

Springdale Attorney, Former State Senator John Lisle Dies at 77

Introducing This Year's Fast 15 Class

Nance Appointed Inaugural Director of Pro Bono and Community Engagement

Niblock, Belden Collaborate on Fayetteville Deals

Landlord Tenant Law: Here's What You Should Know (OPINION)