On September 2, 2022, attorney Jay Coleman presented on the topic of education law, including the law surrounding individualized education plans for children with special needs. This presentation was recorded and posted here for your viewing. Expect to learn the following: Read more
Education Law: IEPs and 504 Plans
/in Continuing EducationOn September 2, 2022, attorney Jay Coleman presented on the topic of education law, including the law surrounding individualized education plans for children with special needs. This presentation was recorded and posted here for your viewing. Expect to learn the following: Read more
Power Act CLE – August 19, 2022
/in UncategorizedCitizens Bank Joins Preferred IOLTA Banks Program
/in UncategorizedMerchants & Farmers Bank Joins Preferred IOLTA Banks Program
/in UncategorizedWells Fargo Bank Joins Preferred IOLTA Banks Program
/in UncategorizedToday’s Bank Joins Preferred IOLTA Banks Program
/in UncategorizedCentury Next Bank Joins Preferred IOLTA Banks Program
/in UncategorizedMeeting Your Rule 6 1 Obligation The Efficient, Ethical, and Effective Representation of Low Income Individuals
/in Continuing Education, UncategorizedOn May 20th, 2022, AATJ and Community Legal Access presented this CLE to increase awareness of the multiple ways to meet the Rule 6.1 obligationto provide pro bono and low cost legal assistance to folks with low income. Read more
Defending Against Guardianship Petitions
/in Continuing EducationAATJ hosted a free virtual continuing legal education course (CLE) on Friday May 6th, 2022. A recording is available through our YouTube channel.
Access to Justice Month Kickoff 2022
/in UncategorizedSince arriving in Arkansas, Kristen has committed herself to providing exemplary legal services to underprivileged communities. She frequently takes on pro Bono cases and participates in legal aid clinics to provide free legal services. She has made it a point to charge reduced fees for her legal services so that families are able to afford […]