JaNan Arnold Davis

Representing the Injured in Arkansas

Born: Arkadelphia, Arkansas

Education and Work History: Ouachita Baptist University, B.A., 1994, History and  French, Magna Cum Laude; University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Law,  J.D. with Honors, 1997; Law Review, Assistant Editor, Author, Casenote:Hodges  v. Gray: The Fine Line between the Bench and the Bar and How to Avoid  Crossing It.;Top Paper, Trial Advocacy; Top Paper, Criminal Law  Seminar;Law Clerk, Arkansas Court of Appeals, Judge Andree Layton  Roaf, 1997-1998; the elected City Attorney for the city of Maumelle, Arkansas  (15,300 pop.), 2001 to present; authored and submitted briefs at all levels of  appellate review, including the United States Supreme Court; instructor for  continuing education programs on appellate practice in Arkansas;

Memberships and Service: Admitted to the Arkansas Bar in 1997; U. S. District  Courts of Arkansas; Eighth Circuit Court Appeals;  American Bar Association, Arkansas Bar  Association (Exec. Council, Young Lawyers Division 2002-2006), and Pulaski  County Bar Association; International Municipal Attorneys Association; Arkansas Association of  City Attorneys.