Bruce Maloch, ’83, has been promoted to vice chairman, chief operating officer and general counsel of Farmers Bank and Trust.
James M. Moody, Jr., ’89, was nominated to serve as federal judge in the Eastern District of Arkansas by President Obama.
Jeanne L. Seewald, ’92, was named a Top 50 Women Florida Super Lawyer for the second year in a row.
Brad Phelps, ’01, Chief Deputy Attorney General for the state of Arkansas, has received the National Association of Attorneys General’s Laurie Loveland Award for his exemplary work to negotiate a landmark agreement with major tobacco companies. He is the first Arkansan to receive this award.
Courtney Little, ’04, will be honored by the Arkansas Chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation at the Annual Taste of the Finest event.
Davy Carter, ’05, was named regional president of Centennial Bank.
Don Overton, ’05, was appointed to the UALR Foundation Fund Board of Directors.
Matt Potempa, ’06, along with other fellow Nashville lawyers launched a new firm, Martin, Heller, Potempa and Sheppard.
Antwan Phillips, ’09, was recognized in Arkansas Soiree for his work with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arkansas.
Nate Looney, ’12, has joined Waddell, Cole and Jones in Jonesboro.
