Mitchell elected to AMFA Board of Trustees Rose Law Firm’s Managing Member, David Mitchell Jr., was recently elected to the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts Board of Trustees.
The Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts Board of Trustees is composed of esteemed leaders from the public and private sectors who support the institution through initiatives that engage the community, raise funds, and support AMFA’s mission.
The Board of Trustees meets regularly throughout the year and hosts the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts Annual Meeting which presents the institution’s goals and showcases its accomplishments to stakeholders, members, and the community.
David succeeds Paul Parnell, whose eight years of dedicated service on the Board have helped shape the museum's continued success.
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Little Rock named a top city for job growth LITTLE ROCK – The City of Little Rock has been named by LinkedIn as one of the nation's top 25 fastest-growing cities for jobs, reflecting Little Rock's economic momentum and strength as a healthcare, manufacturing, and logistics hub.
The world's largest professional networking platform selected Little Rock as one of its cities "on the rise" and highlighted major initiatives such as expansion at the Port of Little Rock and extensive Downtown redevelopment.
"Our City consistently leads the way for the state and region in economic growth and resiliency because of our collaborative and intentional work to attract new, high-paying jobs and improve quality of life and place for all our residents," Mayor Frank Scott, Jr. said. "This type of recognition is becoming commonplace as stakeholders like the Port of Little Rock, Little Rock Regional Chamber, Arkansas Economic Development Commission, and others recruit employers and share the great news about our City. Year after year, we have set records for the number of people employed in our community, and the best is still yet to come."
LinkedIn identified its cities on the rise as metro areas with quality-of-life amenities and robust job markets.
LinkedIn's report noted that Little Rock "is deepening its role in global supply chains through new investment at the Port of Little Rock, while a wave of downtown development is reshaping the city's appeal."
The ranking follows news from the Federal Reserve last year showing Little Rock has the second-highest GDP growth among regional state capitals and similarly sized cities. Arkansas's capital city trailed only Nashville, Tennessee, on that list.
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Hyden, Miron & Foster Announces Rebrand to HMF Law Hyden, Miron & Foster, PLLC, a legal team known for its results-driven estate, trust, tax, and transactional work, and unwavering commitment to client advocacy and professionalism, today announced its official rebrand to HMF Law, PLLC as the law firm enters its 39th year. The new identity reflects the firm's embrace of new opportunities and the need to evolve with clarity and cohesion as it moves into the future.
HMF will continue to focus on its core practice areas, including tax and corporate law, estate planning, business transactions, complex trust/estate administration, asset protection planning, advanced charitable strategies, labor and employment, and real estate. HMF also boasts a robust and growing litigation practice, a great complement to the firm's transactional expertise. While the firm's name and visual identity have evolved, its core team members who are the backbone of the firm will continue to serve clients with integrity, responsiveness, and excellence.
The launch of the new name marks a pivotal moment for the firm, which has continued to strengthen its team and infrastructure to support clients in complex legal and business matters. Since its founding, HMF has grown to 12 attorneys who deliver coordinated, high-touch representation to individuals and businesses throughout Arkansas.
"This rebrand marks the start of a new era of growth. We have talent, determination, infrastructure, and systems to serve client needs far beyond where we started," said Lyle D. Foster, Managing Partner. "After promoting four attorneys to partners at the beginning of 2025, the rebrand to HMF Law solidifies our identity and the people and values that define us going forward. We are a firm dedicated to providing results and high-quality services for those who place their trust in us.” The streamlined naming convention introduces a clear and unified identity and will improve recognition across platforms.
As part of the transition, HMF Law is launching enhanced client-facing resources and materials to increase accessibility and improve the overall client experience.
As the firm looks to the future, it acknowledges the recent departure of one of its founding partners, Philip Miron, and thanks him for his decades-long dedication and contributions.
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