Matt House is an attorney with James, Fink & House, P.A. in Little Rock, Arkansas. Matt has been with the firm (and its predecessor) since graduating from law school. In addition to representing beneficiaries and fiduciaries (trustees, executors, etc.) and prosecuting and defending civil claims in the area of Estate, Trust & Probate Litigation, his primary practice areas are Business/Commercial Litigation, Personal Injury/Tort Suits, White Collar Criminal Defense, Construction Disputes, False Claims Act (Qui Tam) Suits, Health Care/Hospital Litigation, Federal/State Appeals, Employment Litigation, and Family Law.
Matt graduated from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law, after obtaining a Bachelor of Arts degree majoring in Politics at Hendrix College in Conway, Arkansas. He is the 2011 recipient of the Arkansas Bar Association Young Lawyer Section’s “Frank C. Elcan II Leadership Award;” the 2010 co-recipient of Hendrix College’s “Outstanding Young Alumnus” Award, the 2009-2010 co-recipient of the Arkansas Bar Association’s “Presidential Award Of Excellence,” and the 2008-2009 recipient of the Arkansas Bar Association’s Judith Ryan Gray “Outstanding Young Lawyer” Service Award.
James, Fink & House, P.A. is a long-established law firm which has successfully handled a wide variety of civil and criminal litigation for individuals and businesses, ranging from small entities to Fortune 500 companies. The firm represents both plaintiffs and defendants, is AV-rated by Martindale Hubbell, and is listed in the Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers in the areas of Commercial Litigation, Personal Injury Litigation, and White Collar Criminal Defense. James, Fink & House, P.A. handles cases throughout the State of Arkansas and beyond.
Matt can be contacted by telephone at 501-372-6555, by e-mail at mhouse@jamesandhouse.com, by facsimile at 501-372-6333, or by regular mail at Post Office Box 3585, Little Rock, Arkansas 72203. James, Fink & House, P.A. is conveniently located at 801 West Third Street (the corner of 3rd and State) in downtown Little Rock, centrally situated between the federal, state, and county courthouses.
DISCLAIMER: This Blog is for informational purposes only and may not be relied upon for legal advice. Absent a written and signed representation agreement, Matt House is not your attorney and neither this Blog, nor any telephone call, letter, fax, or e-mail inquiry, creates an attorney-client relationship.
