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Attorney Michael Lilly has been a licensed attorney in Jonesboro, Arkansas, for almost 20 years, with his general areas of practice including family law cases (such as divorce and child custody), criminal defense, and auto accident cases involving injury or death. An avid sports enthusiast, Michael became an attorney in part because of his desire to “compete” inside and outside of the courtroom. This competitive side of Michael is perhaps best displayed when he is aggressively representing his clients at trial. As a result, Michael has developed a reputation as a fierce trial lawyer. One of the things that Michael is especially proud of is the large number of referrals that he receives from former clients, other attorneys and even judges. These referrals are a product of his success and reputation. Michael believes strongly in representing his clients aggressively, but also with integrity and class. Core values, such as family and faith, are important to Michael, and he wants to guide you through this time of stress and adversity for you and your family. Another aspect of Michael’s representation that he takes great pride in is responding to his clients’ needs in a timely manner. Client phone calls are returned promptly and court papers are filed without delay. In addition, Michael is able to meet with clients at night or on weekends when necessary. If you need an attorney, you should act now. Call the Law Office of Michael Lilly today and speak with attorney Michael Lilly about your legal needs. Contact us today at our toll-free number or through our online inquiry form. We are ready to work for you.

Former prosecutor, David Parker, joined Dodds, Kidd, Ryan & Rowan in 2017. After graduating from UALR William H. Bowen School of Law in 2008, David worked as a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney, where he prosecuted over 30,000 criminal cases in White County District and Circuit Courts. There, he also served as Special Judge in White County District Court – Civil Division. Following his time as a prosecutor, David worked at the Department of Finance and Administration as Revenue Legal Counsel. There, David represented the department in all DWI drivers’ license appeal cases for the entire state of Arkansas. As part of his representation for the department, David played a key role in lobbying legislators and drafting legislation regarding Arkansas’ DWI laws, licensing and criminal statutes. Besides his work on DWI appeals, David litigated tax protests, business closures, and other civil lawsuits on behalf of DFA. As a Little Rock native, David serves on the Board of Directors for the Big Dam Bridge Foundation, whose mission is to promote the use, support, and preservation of the Big Dam Bridge for the advancement of health, fitness, cultural and recreational activities in Arkansas. David is also among the sixteen founding members of the Little Rock Touchdown Club, where membership has grown to more than 800 members, with the purpose of bringing football fans together to support all levels of Arkansas football.