Jason W. Earley practices in the area of civil litigation. He has successfully represented clients in cases involving complex commercial disputes, significant property damage, and catastrophic personal injury. Mr. Earley also advises businesses on liability and regulatory compliance issues on an on-going basis.

Mr. Earley is an active member of the Arkansas, Pulaski County and American Bar Associations and is licensed to practice before all Arkansas Courts. He serves on the Arkansas Bar Committees on the Attorney Client Privilege and the Unauthorized Practice of Law. He is also a member of the William R. Overton Inns of Court and the Lyon College President's Council.

An article written by Mr. Earley was recently featured in the Arkansas Bar Association's quarterly journal, The Arkansas Lawyer. Mr. Earley's article defends the constitutionality of Arkansas' tort reform statute.

Practice Areas

• Commercial Litigation
• Products Liability
• Personal Injury
• CERCLA/Environmental Law
• Administrative Law
• Eminent Domain

Education

• Lyon College in Batesville, Arkansas (B.A. degree cum laude in 1999)
• University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law (J.D. degree with high honors in 2004)

Bar Admissions

• Arkansas 2004
• United States District Courts for the Eastern and Western Districts of Arkansas
• United States Courts of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit

Professional Affiliations

• American Bar Association
• Arkansas Bar Association
• Pulaski County Bar Association

Publications

• Survey of Case Law, Election Law, 26 UALR Law Review 903 (2004).
• I Ain't Afraid of No Ghost: Why the Supreme Court of Arkansas Should Uphold Fair Share Liability and Non-Party Apportionment, 44 ARKANSAS LAWYER 18 (Winter 2009).