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Cung and Patrick are among those selected.

East Square Development has until Jan. 11 to submit a complete schedule of creditors.

The 16-count indictment was handed down Thursday by a federal grand jury in Fort Smith.

Ill-fated attempt to build a high-rise hotel in downtown Fayetteville is at the root of Alexander's bankruptcy.

Slim Chickens founders are at odds over expansion, among other things.

Gunter was a founding member of the Cross, Gunter, Witherspoon & Galchus P.C. firm.

Tom Mars, the retailer's general counsel during its investigation of suspected bribery in Mexico, will leave the company March 13.

Recent recession and low hiring rates prompt individual enterprises.

Green Forest native is getting comfortable at the state Capitol.

Attorney takes over space formerly occupied by Greg Jones.

Profession seems to be especially inviting to nontraditional students interested in the legal field.

Judge expected to grant plaintiffs' wish this week.

Judge Brian S. Miller closed the case early Tuesday afternoon.

Lawsuit has been dismissed without prejudice.

Former Rogers CFO has filed an amended complaint to include whistleblower language in his lawsuit against the city of Rogers and mayor Greg Hines.

UA law school near the top of SEC list.

Conner Eldridge, U.S. attorney for the Western District of Arkansas, and officials from the FBI and IRS have scheduled a 1 p.m. news conference in Fort Smith to discuss the indictments.

Ex-developer, four other men charged with 27 counts of bank fraud, wire fraud, bankruptcy fraud and money laundering.

Former Northwest Arkansas developer and four others will appear in federal court in Fayetteville on April 15.

Arkansas Supreme Court reverses order regarding famed restaurant.

Supreme Court Appoints Professionals from NWA

Renaissance Reflux Involves Bankruptcy

Lowell Man, Woman Indicted For Scamming Investors for $1 Million

Exploring East Square's Financial Hole

Feathers Fly in Partners' Flap

Law Firm Announces Death of Gunter

Wal-Mart's U.S. Administrative Chief Stepping Down

Law Grads Blazing Their Own Trails

Freshman Lawmaker Learning the Ropes

Ledbetter Opening Fayetteville Practice on Downtown Square

Paralegal Career Path Expands in Popularity

Arkansas Rice Farmers Ask to Drop Suit

Arkansas Rice Farmers' Lawsuit Dismissed (UPDATED)

Judge Amends Order in Rice Farmers' Case

Hudlow: Firing Followed Questions About Travel Expenses

Setting the Record Straight

Report: Brandon Barber Arrested in New York

Feds Indict Brandon Barber

Feds: Barber's Dreams Morphed Into Schemes

Have You Heard the Maestri Murmurings?