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Rebecca Breanne Hurst
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Biography
Rebecca is a co-founder and the first managing partner of Smith Hurst. She brings to the firm, experience in practice with Arkansas’s largest law firm, where she focused on planning the estates, businesses and charitable organizations of some of Arkansas’s highest net worth individuals and families. Since 2007 she has been an adjunct professor at the University of Arkansas School of Law where she teaches advanced classes in Federal Estate and Gift Tax, Nonprofit Organizations and Estate Planning.
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Licensed in Arkansas for 19 years
State: Arkansas
Acquired: 2006
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Location
Smith Hurst, PLC
5100 W JB Hunt Drive, Suite 900, Rogers, AR, 72758
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Experience
Honors
2016
Super Lawyer, Super Lawyers
2015
Super Lawyer, Super Lawyers
2014
Super Lawyer, Super Lawyers
2013
Rising Star, SuperLawyers
2012
Rising Star, SuperLawyers
Associations
American Bar Association
Arkansas Bar Association
Education
2006
New York University School of Law
LL.M - Master of Laws
2005
University of Arkansas School of Law
JD - Juris Doctor
2001
Arkansas State University
BS - Bachelor of Science
Publications
2013
Arkansas Law Notes
SEC Lifts Ban on General Solicitation, Adopts “Bad Actor” Rules and Proposes Changes to Regulation D and Form D
2004
Arkansas Law Review
A Change in Planning: Estate of Strangi v. Commissioner’s Effect on the Use of Family Limited Partnerships in Estate Planning
Languages
English