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Owen Selected as ABA Vice Chairman (Movers & Shakers) - Vimarsana News

Owen Selected as ABA Vice Chairman (Movers & Shakers)

Cathy Owen, chairman of Eagle Bank & Trust of Little Rock, was elected vice chairman of the government relations council at the American Bankers Association annual conference.

A Company Truck and the Cost of a Boy's Death - Vimarsana News

A Company Truck and the Cost of a Boy's Death

The estate of an 11-year-old Arkansas boy killed when his stepfather crashed a company car has sued the company's insurance carriers for payment of a $3.4 million judgment.

McKinney Remains on State Commission (Movers & Shakers) - Vimarsana News

McKinney Remains on State Commission (Movers & Shakers)

J. Cliff McKinney II, a managing member of Quattlebaum Grooms & Tull PLLC of Little Rock, has been reappointed to the Legislative Committee of the Uniform Law Commission.

George Pike Jr.: Lawyer Pike loved outdoors, his state - Vimarsana News

George Pike Jr.: Lawyer Pike loved outdoors, his state

George Pike Jr., a bookish lawyer, high-energy outdoorsman and proud Arkansan, died Monday. He was 84 years old.

Changing Jobs in Banking? Be Aware (Robert Smith Commentary) - Vimarsana News

Changing Jobs in Banking? Be Aware (Robert Smith Commentary)

Send Bankers changing jobs from one bank to another is nothing new. The volume of moves may ebb and flow over time, and we have witnessed this in the Arkansas market for years. While risk is inherent in any move, bankers and their new employers are advised to consider a few steps to mitigate legal risks. A recent Federal Reserve lifetime ban on two Wyoming bankers is an alarming reminder of the severity of these risks. Banks routinely impose some limits on departing employees, typically confidentiality or nondisclosure agreements to protect bank trade secrets and prop...