Crow Durbin & Speights, Attorneys at Law, announces Austin Kempker has associated with the firm. His practice area is litigation.
Kempker represents Arkansas individuals and businesses in a broad range of legal matters involving lawsuits and disputes.
"My approach is to treat each client as family, ensuring I am honest and persistent in satisfying the client," he said.
A graduate of Westminster College, Fulton, Mo., (B.S. 2016) and the University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law (J.D. 2020), Kempker was an associate editor of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock Law Review. He also served as the justice of Phi Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity.
Crow Durbin & Speights provides legal services to Hot Springs and southwest Arkansas by its five attorneys. Carl Crow has 44 years of experience, including as prosecuting attorney for Garland County, Hot Springs city attorney, and assistant attorney general for the state of Arkansas. His practice areas are wills, trusts, probate and trust administration, and real estate. He is a licensed property, casualty, life and title insurance agent. Crow has been recognized by his peers with an AV rating by Martindale-Hubbell, which is the highest rating for legal ability and ethics.
Beau Durbin has 14 years of experience. His practice area is real estate, and he is a licensed real estate broker. Durbin has been recognized as a Best Attorney in The Sentinel-Record Readers' Choice.
Blake Speights has three years of experience. His practice areas include litigation, real estate and probate.
Paul Lynch has 20 years of experience, including as general counsel for Rug Doctor in Dallas, an international appliance manufacturer. His practice areas are business organizations and transactions.
The office of Crow Durbin & Speights is located at 127 Hawthorne St., Hot Springs. Call 501-321-1481 or visit http://www.crowfirm.com for more information.