Patrick Wilson Named Arkansas Bar Association President-Elect Designee; Nominations Closed Oct. 5 Unopposed
LITTLE ROCK — The Arkansas Bar Association has named Little Rock attorney Patrick Wilson as its President-Elect Designee. Nominations closed Oct. 5, with Wilson as the sole candidate.
Wilson is a partner at Wright Lindsey Jennings in Little Rock, practicing construction, banking and contract law. Under the association's bylaws, he will take office as president-elect in June 2027 and become president in 2028.
Founded in 1898, the Arkansas Bar Association is the state's voluntary professional organization for lawyers, with more than 4,000 members, overseeing continuing legal education, ethics standards and public legal-service programs. The president serves a one-year term, and the president-elect system ensures a smooth leadership transition.
Wilson said in a statement he will work to serve lawyers across the state, advance the legal profession and strengthen the association's ties to the community.
Sources: Talk Business & Politics (Oct. 9 report); Arkansas Bar Association
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