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Chambers and Partners© has recognized Friday, Eldredge & Clark and four of the firm’s trust and estate planning attorneys in its 2018 edition of Chambers High Net Worth Guide.

Since the onset of the new school year, Attorney Marshall Ney has been on the speaking circuit talking with multiple school districts, universities and organizations on legal topics specific to school districts and education law.

J. Shepherd Russell III, managing partner of Friday, Eldredge & Clark, was honored recently by the Arkansas Arts Center for his service and support of the organization.

Attorney Kevin Crass and his wife Cathy Crass will be celebrated at the 10th annual SpectacUALR event (Oct. 11th at Jack Stephens Center) for their commitment to UA Little Rock and its athletic programs. Their story is featured in this month's Inviting Arkansas​.

Friday Eldredge & Clark, LLP is pleased to welcome four new associates. Lindsey H. Emerson, Sarah Giammo and Caitlin Kennedy join the firm’s headquarters in Little Rock and Andrew Lawson is the newest member of the firm’s office in Rogers.

Arkansas’ Right-to-Farm statute, first adopted in 1985 and last amended in 2005, is generally believed to protect farmers, especially poultry and swine farmers, from lawsuits by neighbors seeking damages for the sounds, sights and smells naturally produced from confined animal feeding operations (CAFO.)

Sarah Cotton Patterson has been appointed as an adjunct professor of tax law at the UA Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law for the 2018-2019 school year. Sarah is a partner at Friday, Eldredge & Clark, LLP and has practiced law for 17 years as part of the firm’s Trust and Estate Planning Practice Group.