Harrison Kemp

Angela Mann and I started this firm aiming to provide Arkansans with the highest quality legal representation in the state. The need for a trial attorney usually only arises during a period of uncertainty and conflict. Clients expect and deserve that their attorney will have the competence and expertise to achieve their desired goals, and they also expect and deserve to participate meaningfully in their own case. We add value to our client’s cases by being better prepared than our adversary and by communicating openly, honestly and often with our clients. We are passionate about our practice. I have lived in Arkansas my entire life and I love this state and its people. My grandfather, Joseph C. Kemp, moved to Little Rock from the timber town of Dierks, Arkansas in the 1938. On the day he left Dierks, he had been working the lumber saw with his younger brother, Russell. As a practical joke, and for the third time that day, Russell shot a board through the saw that hit Joe in the chest. Fed up, Joe punched him in the mouth, walked out of the mill, and hitchhiked to Little Rock on a tree truck. He arrived at 2AM the next morning, possessing no education, money or clothes. When he got off the truck, he hid in the doorway of a store on Main Street and fell asleep. He was woken by Officer Milk of the Little Rock Police Department, who arrested him for vagrancy. The Air Force drafted him in 1941 until the end of the war. He attended Little Rock Junior College (UALR) and then went to Fayetteville, where he graduated law school in 1951. Following graduation, he clerked for Arkansas Supreme Court Justice George Rose Smith. He opened his law firm in 1953 and became Little Rock City Attorney in 1957, a position that he held until 1978. During that time, he argued a civil rights case to the United States Supreme Court. The opposing attorney was Thurgood Marshall, who would ultimately be appointed to that Court as one of its best and best-known justices. Of Joe’s three children, two became lawyers. My father was one of them. Of my father’s four children, two became lawyers. I am one of them, and I love what I do. I have been representing Arkansans in court since 2008, and I look forward to using that experience to get you the best results possible.

Practice Areas

  • Divorce, Property Division, and Alimony
  • Child Custody and Child Support
  • Real Estate and Construction Litigation
  • Medical Malpractice, Nursing Home Negligence, and Car Wreck Litigation
  • Probate and Estate Administration
  • Appeals
  • Estate Planning, Wills and Trusts
  • Business Planning and Asset Protection Planning

Bar Admissions

  • Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
  • Arkansas Federal Courts
  • Arkansas Supreme Court and Court of Appeals
  • Arkansas Circuit and District Courts

Angela Mann

Angela’s educational experience includes graduating magna cum laude from Christian Brothers University in 2005 with a B.S. in Marketing and receiving a J.D. from the University of Memphis Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law in 2011. She graduated from law school summa cum laude in the top 5% of her class.

Angela is licensed to practice law in both Arkansas and Tennessee state courts, in addition to the United States District Court for the Eastern and Western Districts of Arkansas.

Practice Areas

  • Divorce, Property Division, and Alimony
  • Child Custody and Child Support
  • Probate and Estate Administration
  • Appeals
  • Estate Planning, Wills and Trusts
  • Business Planning and Asset Protection Planning

Bar Admissions

  • Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
  • Arkansas Federal Courts
  • Arkansas Supreme Court and Court of Appeals
  • Arkansas Circuit and District Courts
  • Tennessee Supreme Court and Court of Appeals
  • Tennessee Circuit and District Courts

Joei Cherry

Joei Cherry was born and raised in South Bend, Indiana. She graduated with a B.S. in Psychology from Indiana University in 1993 and received a J.D. from Whittier Law School in 1999. She practiced law in California for eleven years before moving to Arkansas and being admitted to the Arkansas Bar.

Joei is licensed to practice law in both Arkansas and California state courts, in addition to the United States District Court for the Central District of California.

Practice Areas

  • Divorce, Property Division, and Alimony
  • Child Custody and Child Support
  • Probate and Estate Administration
  • Workers’ Compensation

Bar Admissions

  • Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
  • Arkansas Federal Courts
  • Arkansas Supreme Court and Court of Appeals
  • Arkansas Circuit and District Courts
  • California Supreme Court and Court of Appeals
  • United State District Court for the Central District of California