Clint Lancaster is a former United States Marine who began his legal career in 2001 by working in law enforcement as a sworn and Arkansas CLEST certified police officer and field training officer.  During his nearly five year long career in law enforcement, Clint made countless arrests and successful prosecutions.

In 2005, Clint had seen five years of exploitations in the legal system against criminal defendants and other people who attempted to use the court system to resolve their needs or problems.  Clint decided to make a positive difference for people who needed legal services and gave up a successful career to go to law school.

Now a licensed attorney, you can put Clint’s experience to work for you and your case. Having a former law enforcement professional on your case means that your attorney knows how police and prosecutors function and whether the case against you is weak or strong. Additionally, Clint knows how to negotiate to reduce your charges, obtain a more lenient sentence, or possibly have your case dismissed.

Clint also has experience corporate and business matters.  Prior to opening The Lancaster Law Firm, Clint worked for two of Arkansas largest corporate law firms handling securities regulation matters, contracts, debtor and creditor relationships, maritime and admiralty cases, and estate planning.

Clint has also been personally involved in business. In 2009, he was a founding member in a duck call company in Benton, Arkansas, and served as the company’s Public and Media Relations Director.

Today, Clint is dedicated to ensuring that The Lancaster Law Firm brings aggressive, corporate style representation as your attorney.  No matter whether your case is criminal or civil, Clint and The Lancaster Law Firm are ready to help you today.

Call Clint today for a free consultation.

CURRICULUM VITALE

Education:

University of Arkansas at Little Rock,  School of Law,  Juris Doctor

• UALR Law Review, Assoc. Editor, Vol. Thirty-Three (2010-11)
• UALR ­Law Review, Apprentice, Vol. Thirty-Two (2009-10)
• Reasoning, Writing, & Advocacy: Top Paper
• Law and Economics:  Top Paper

University of Arkansas at Little Rock,  Bachelor of Arts, Philosophy

Publications:

• Clinton W. Lancaster, Note, The Use of the Recreational Navigation Doctrine To Increase Public Access To Waterways and Its Effect On Riparian Owners, 33 U. ARK. LITTLE ROCK L. REV. 161 (2011).
• Clinton W. Lancaster, Chiodini v. Lock, 2010 Ark. App. 340, ARK. REAL ESTATE REV. (2010-11).
• Clinton W. Lancaster, Crum v. Craig, 2010 Ark. App. 531, ARK. REAL ESTATE REV. (2010-11).
• Clinton W. Lancaster, Thought for the Future in VOICE OF THE FUTURE 13, 13 (Elder & Leemaur, 2007).