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Tammy B. Gattis began her career on Capitol Hill as Director of Special Projects for the Honorable John Paul Hammerschmidt. After graduating with her law degree in 1989, Ms. Gattis clerked for Arkansas Supreme Court Justice Tom Glaze and served as the Pulaski County Deputy Prosecuting Attorney.
Ms. Gattis went into private practice in 1993, forming the law practice of Gattis & Green, P.A. There, she practiced in the areas of family law, business law, probate, social security disability, and appeals.
In 1998, Ms. Gattis became Assistant General Counsel for the Arkansas Secretary of State, providing legal assistance in the business filing office. She also provided legal advice in the UCC and Trademark filing offices, and lobbied extensively before the Arkansas Legislature in these areas. Ms. Gattis was instrumental in the passage of Revised Article Nine in Arkansas in 2001.
During her time as Assistant General Counsel, Ms. Gattis lectured at continuing legal education seminars in areas such as commercial law, business entity formation, and trademarks. She also helped each of the circuit clerk’s offices in the state, as well as the Arkansas Secretary of State, implement and digitize the filing of UCC liens.
Ms. Gattis reentered private practice in 2003, offering legal services in the areas of family law, business law, probate, social security disability, and personal injury. In 2017, she was honored by Arkansas Life as one Arkansas’s top attorneys.
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Steven A. Owings is a founding partner of the Owings Law Firm. He is a graduate of the Boston Conservatory of Music and the University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Law.
Mr. Owings focuses his law practice in the areas of tort and insurance law, consumer fraud, and commercial litigation. He is experienced in handling cases involving severe injuries and death resulting from accidents, and in handling all of the issues that arise when resolving insurance claims, such as medical liens, subrogation claims, co-insurers, underinsurance and policy defenses.
Mr. Owings also has substantial experience in the area of class action litigation, particularly in the area of consumer fraud. His litigation practice has generated multi-million-dollar jury verdicts and settlements. His practice with the firm is concentrated in the areas of personal injury, auto accidents, class action consumer fraud litigation, truck accidents and injuries arising from defective products.
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Josh began his work as a paralegal at Owings Law Firm after graduating from Episcopal Collegiate. He is currently an accounting major at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and plans to enter law school after graduation.