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Friday Eldredge & Clark, LLP is closely monitoring and assessing the situation of the COVID-19 outbreak and its far-reaching implications. Our top priority is to protect the well-being of our employees, clients, and the community at large, as we continue to focus on our clients’ needs and the business at hand, especially in this time of uncertainty.

Twenty years after entering the Northwest Arkansas market, the state’s largest Arkansas-based law firm is planning another significant move. Friday, Eldredge & Clark is winding down operations at its Fayetteville office. In just a few weeks, the firm will house all of its attorneys and staff at its existing Rogers office on the top floor of a 43,500-square-foot office building at 3350 S. Pinnacle Hills Parkway, west of Interstate 49.

Attorneys Amie K. Alexander and Allison C. Pearson with Friday, Eldredge & Clark donated their time this Saturday, February 22 to help the low-income residents of El Dorado with will preparation services through the Super Saturday Event.

William A. Waddell Jr. joined the ABA Standing Committee on Pro Bono and Public Service in August 2018 and hopes to help energize other attorneys who are interested in helping doctors, case managers and social workers address legal issues that contribute to patients’ poor health.

Attorney Harry A. Light was one of the recipients of the Pro Bono Service Awards given by the Legal Services Corporation (LSC) Board of Directors. The award was presented Thursday, January 30 at the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service inside the Clinton Presidential Center.

Friday, Eldredge & Clark, LLP recently announced attorneys Robert W. George and Matthew D. Mitchell have been elected partners in the firm. Both attorneys practice in the firm’s Rogers office.

In the Fall issue of Arkansas Lawyer, published by the Arkansas Bar Association, Attorney William A. Waddell, Jr. writes about Scipio Africanus Jones (Lawyer Jones).