Adjustable Interest Rate (LIBOR) Act: Key Information For Lenders
May 2022 by Ann Carol Farmer | On March 15, 2022, the Adjustable Interest Rate (LIBOR) Act (the “LIBOR Act”) was enacted as part of the Consolidated Appropriations Act of... Read More
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A Report From The 2021 National Conference of Commissioners On Uniform State Laws
Winter 2022 by J. Cliff McKinney II | “The Uniform Law Commission (ULC) held its 130th annual National Conference via a hybrid method of in-person meetings in Madison, Wisconsin, and... Read More
Arkansas’s New LLC Act: Practical Steps for Lenders
Winter 2022 by Robbi R. Rosenbaum | The review of organizational documents of entities is a critical element of risk management in underwriting any loan. With many LLCs applying for... Read More
Chambers US Regional Real Estate Guide 2021 – Arkansas
June 2021 by Timothy W. Grooms, J. Cliff McKinney II, Jeb H. Joyce, Scott M. Lar and Robbi R. Rosenbaum | Timothy W. Grooms, J. Cliff McKinney II, Jeb H.... Read More
Force Majeure in Arkansas: Contractual Provisions and the COVID-19 Pandemic
Fall 2020 by Timothy W. Grooms and Robbi Riggs Rosenbaum | Many Arkansas businesses are temporarily shutting their doors in light of COVID-19, leading to uncertainty regarding the status of... Read More
State of Arkansas General Liability COVID-19 Quick Guide
August 31, 2020 by John E. Tull III | John E. Tull III provided the Arkansas chapter of the USLAW NETWORK General Liability COVID-19 Quick Guide, a multi-state resource that... Read More
Jury Trials During The COVID-19 Pandemic: A Guide For Courts And Lawyers
August 2020 by Steven W. Quattlebaum | “Even during a global pandemic, it is vital to our democracy that our justice system function in a manner consistent with the principles... Read More
COVID-19 And Federal Antidiscrimination Laws
August 2020 by Sarah Keith-Bolden | As COVID-19 spreads, banks and other employers are faced with decisions about how to respond when an employee has symptoms of, tests positive for,... Read More
Arkansas Supreme Court Pierces Corporate Veil
August 2020 by Ann Carol Farmer| New entities, same problems. The Arkansas Supreme Court pierces the corporate veil and rules ‘first in time’ still means ‘first in right,’ even with... Read More
COVID-19 In The Workplace: An Employer’s Guide to Responding To The Pandemic Without Violating Federal Antidiscrimination Laws
July 2020 by Sarah Keith-Bolden | The COVID-19 pandemic has raised many questions for employers, who are suddenly faced with the prospect of taking unprecedented steps to protect employees from... Read More
Guidance for Conducting Civil Jury Trials During the COVID-19 Pandemic
June 2020 By ABOTA COVID-19 Task Force, Steven W. Quattlebaum – Chair | The American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA) COVID-19 Task Force has published a comprehensive guide to conducting... Read More
State of Arkansas Force Majeure Law Compendium (During COVID-19 Pandemic)
June 2020 by John E. Tull III and Robbi R. Rosenbaum | John E. Tull III and Robbi R. Rosenbaum provided the Arkansas chapter of the USLAW NETWORK Force Majeure... Read More
Chambers USA Regional Real Estate Guide 2020 – Arkansas
June 2020 by Timothy W. Grooms, J. Cliff McKinney II, Jeb H. Joyce and Scott M. Lar | Timothy W. Grooms, J. Cliff McKinney II, Jeb H. Joyce and Scott... Read More
A Guitar Lesson For Lawyers
June 2020 by Steven W. Quattlebaum | These are challenging times to be sure. While staying healthy is most important, it is only natural that we also contemplate how the... Read More
Force Majeure In Arkansas
May, 25, 2020 by Timothy W. Grooms and Robbi R. Rosenbaum | Many Arkansas businesses temporarily shut their doors in light of COVID-19, leading to uncertainty regarding the status of... Read More
A Report From The 2019 National Conference Of Commissioners On Uniform State Laws
March 2020 by J. Cliff McKinney II | The Uniform Law Commission (ULC) held its 128th annual National Conference in Anchorage, Alaska, on July 11-18, 2019. Arkansas was represented by... Read More
Long-Term Trends In Environmental Monitoring
January-February 2020 by Michael B. Heister| “Isn’t that below the method detection limit?” It was a fair question from my client, but one that has become a moving target. We... Read More
Recent Amendment to Chapter 12 Bankruptcy Debt Limits Under the Family Farmer Relief Act of 2019
October 2019 by Mary-Tipton Thalheimer and R. Seth Hampton | In the late 1980s, Congress enacted Chapter 12 of the United States Bankruptcy Code (the “Bankruptcy Code”) to give hope... Read More
Compelling and Staying Arbitration in Arkansas
September 2019 Thomas H. Wyatt | When a party commences a lawsuit in defiance of an arbitration agreement, the opposing party may need to seek a court order to stay... Read More
Chambers USA Real Estate – Arkansas
June 2019 Timothy W. Grooms, J. Cliff McKinney II, Jeb H. Joyce | Timothy W. Grooms, J. Cliff McKinney II and Jeb H. Joyce authored the Arkansas chapter for the... Read More
Optional Liquidated Damages in Arkansas Commercial Real Estate Purchase and Sale Agreements
March 2019 by Timothy W. Grooms and Mary-Tipton Thalheimer | “Parties to commercial real estate purchase and sale agreements commonly include liquidated damages provisions whereby the parties agree to the... Read More
Wetlands Conservation Compliance – What Every Ag Lender Should Know About Swampbusters
March 2019 by R. Seth Hampton | In addition to commonly known environmental laws, regulations and compliance requirements concerning wetlands, such as the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act... Read More