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Former Wal-Mart Stores Inc. sourcing executive John Ryan looks to take beef with ex-wife to the Arkansas Supreme Court.

Redman & Associates LLC, a leading manufacturer of Disney ride-on toys, has closed its $6.5 million Rogers facility, according to a report Tuesday by Northwest Arkansas Newspapers.

A recently published report examines patents that have been granted to and filed for by Walmart in the last several months, and explains what the retailer may be doing with them.

Kudos to Mason Boling — Keith, Miller, Butler, Schneider & Pawlik PLLC's newest associate — who achieved the highest score on the Arkansas State Bar examination given in July.

The decision allows the apartment industry to continue to classify salaried apartment managers as exempt employees.

Local attorney Michael Johnson, who was commissioner of the Arkansas Securities Department from 2001 to 2007, recently joined Fayetteville law form Smith Hurst PLC.

The city law that has Fayetteville on fire goes up for vote on Dec. 9 and, until that time, the ordinance, a beacon of hope for some and a source of handwringing for others, promises to stir the heart of the region's largest and most progressive city.

After hearing nearly 19,000 cases in Washington and Madison counties, circuit court judge Stacey Zimmerman has seen it all.

The largest law firm in the region recently hired four new associates and an of counsel attorney for its Fayetteville office.

The sentence was handed down Tuesday at the federal courthouse in Fort Smith by U.S. District Judge P.K. Holmes.

Three co-defendants appeared before a federal judge this week in Fort Smith.

Gary DeWitt bought the building at 120 N. Commercial St. for $155,000 and recently finished its renovation.

Leading Oklahoma-based law firm Hall Estill has opened a Bentonville branch, near the Wal-Mart Stores Inc. home office.

Northwest Arkansas is not immune to the global pandemic of cybercrime.

Two of 45 people involved in the Arkansas & Missouri Railroad derailment in October have filed lawsuits, seeking compensation for injuries sustained during the accident.

PetSmart Inc., the largest pet store in the country, is about to be washed and groomed by hedge fund tycoon Barry Rosenstein, the founder and managing

Whispers was surprised to find out that a $37,414 IRS tax lien had been filed against Stegen Athletic Club LLC, which operates the Fayetteville Athletic Club.

Acambaro Mexican Restaurant is at odds with the government for the second time in 10 years.

First Security Bank of Searcy has filed a lawsuit to have its 38-acre foreclosure on U.S. 412 removed from Tontitown and annexed into Springdale.

Bipartisan legislation advocated by the family of Frank Broyles could soon make Arkansas the latest state to have a law that helps protect the commercial value of a person's identity, even after they die.

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Redman & Associates Closes Rogers Facility

Oh, the Possibilities (OPINION)

Lawyer Laud

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Attorney Addition

Fayetteville Readies for Vote on Non-Discrimination Ordinance

Zimmerman Content Sitting On Hot Seat in Juvenile Court

Kutak Rock Adds To Arkansas Staff

Judge Sentences Brandon Barber to 65 Months in Prison

Sentences Handed Down in Barber Case

New Attorney Settles Into Old Springdale Law Office

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Cyberville, Arkansas

Locomotive Lawsuit

Dog Bite

Tax-letic Club

Lien Cuisine

Farewell, Tontitown

Broyles Supports Law to Protect Personal Identity