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Attorney Wayne Young was presented the Legislative Advocacy Award at the Central Arkansas Human Resources Association's Annual Honors Luncheon on Thursday, Dec. 13.

In October 2018, the Treasury Department and the IRS released needed guidance related to the Qualified Opportunity Zone program (QOZ Program) created by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

Attorney Bruce B. Tidwell spoke at the 3rd Annual National Eminent Domain Conference held in Scottsdale, Arizona last week.

Little Rock Soirée Magazine recently released its picks for Best Lawyers in 2018. Alexandra A. Ifrah was recognized for her work in ERISA law and Bryan W. Duke was honored in taxation law.

Attorneys Khayyam M. Eddings, Ellen Owens Smith and Marshall S. Ney were invited to speak at this year’s Arkansas School Boards Association Annual Conference in Little Rock.

Attorneys Khayyam M. Eddings, Ellen Owens Smith and Marshall S. Ney were invited to speak at this year’s Arkansas School Boards Association Annual Conference in Little Rock. The event is the ASBA’s flagship event – a learning and networking experience bringing together hundreds of school board members, school district leaders and content experts. The conference began Wednesday and continues through today.

Attorney Katie M. Eaves has become the “go-to” speaker in NWA for trust and estate matters, especially on issues related to nonprofit law. In the last few months, Katie has spoken at six different events that were attended by attorneys, students, nonprofit workers, tax professionals and community leaders.