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James Hardin is an experienced attorney who founded Hardin Law Group, an elite law firm, to fight for the rights of employees. After training as a business lawyer, James has focused his practice on representing employees in employment-related disputes regarding almost every imaginable issue, including cases or issues involving wrongful termination, discrimination, sexual harassment, retaliation, wage and hour violations, medical leaves, employee benefits, privacy, class actions, and trade secrets. With over 20 years litigation experience since graduating from the prestigious UCLA School of Law in 1999, James has recovered over $110 million in verdicts and settlements, in addition to obtaining many...

Deborah and her team focus on Practical Estate Planning and Social Security Disability. Practical Estate Planning: Life is unpredictable and families are messy. Don't be afraid to reach out. Deborah and her team help folks all over Arkansas get their "Ducks in a Row" with wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and more. Social Security Disability / SSI: Deborah and her team keep their disability caseload small, so they can provide the individualized service that disability clients need and deserve. Call or email to see if they can help. (501) 247-1830 or Info@TheHardinLawFirm.com.

I fight for citizens and nonprofit organizations who seek information from their government or are suing to vindicate their civil rights.

Bryce was born and raised in Knoxville, Tennessee where he grew up playing sports, enjoying the outdoors and passionately cheering for the Vols. While receiving his BA in Political Science from the University of Tennessee, Bryce served as a strength and conditioning coach for UT football and baseball and was head of strength and conditioning at the Christian Academy of Knoxville. Thereafter, Bryce earned his Doctor of Jurisprudence from Lincoln Memorial School of Law.

The day after taking the bar exam, Bryce met his wife-to-be. They both enjoy the outdoors, yelling at the Vols and wrangling their rambunctious toddler “Bear.”