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For the fifth year, the firm has partnered with the Arkansas Access to Justice Commission and Southern Bancorp to provide pro bono will preparation services to low-income residents of El Dorado and Helena.

Attorney Marshall Ney was invited to participate last week (March 7, 2018) in a panel discussion at the Arkansas Council of Administrators of Special Education's (AR-CASE) Spring Conference in Little Rock. The panel, which included the Arkansas Department of Education, presented to K-12 special education leaders from across the state.

Managing partner J. Shepherd Russell III is part of AY's Power Players inaugural edition. The March 2018 issue takes a look at Arkansas' premier movers and shakers.

Arkansas Life Magazine's annual list of Top Attorneys includes attorneys Sarah Cotton Patterson and Katelyn M. Eaves.

Friday, Eldredge & Clark is pleased to announce that five of the firm’s lawyers have been named "Local Litigation Stars" in Benchmark Litigation’s 2018 edition. The firm is described in the guide as offering "a strong corporate practice that complements general business and commercial litigation capabilities regarded by peers as second to none.

Companies all over the state are creating policies around social media to manage issues in the workplace. Join Attorney Wayne Young on Wednesday, April 4 at 1:45 p.m. at the Arkansas SHRM 2018 HR Conference in Hot Springs. Wayne will talk about recent decisions by the National Labor Relations Board as well as federal and state legal principles that will impact workplace decisions around social media.

Judge Robert L. Brown has been appointed to serve on the Central Arkansas Library System Board of Trustees. Judge Brown currently serves as counsel for the firm and previously served as an Associate Justice on the Arkansas Supreme Court from 1991 to 2012.