Bio

Bourgon Reynolds is the managing member of Rose Law Firm’s Northwest Arkansas office. She is a highly accomplished lawyer who represents companies and individuals as both plaintiffs and defendants in high-stakes, complex civil litigation. Her experience spans matters involving complex contractual disputes, antitrust, unfair trade practices, fraud, non-competition and non-solicitation, privacy laws, probate and trust litigation, class actions, and consumer protection. She serves clients across various industries including poultry, advertising technology, healthcare, finance, insurance, transportation and logistics, and retail suppliers. She has also represented clients in cases or investigations adverse to the Department of Justice, various attorneys general, the Federal Trade Commission, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the Arkansas State Medical Board, and other government regulators.

After several years in Rose Law Firm’s Little Rock office, Bourgon joined the Arkansas Attorney General’s Office, where she successfully represented the State in civil litigation on issues of statutory and constitutional interpretation, including appeals before the Arkansas Supreme Court and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit. Originally from Northwest Arkansas, she rejoined Rose Law Firm in 2018 after returning to the region and has since represented clients in business disputes in federal and state courts nationwide.

Ms. Reynolds has an active pro bono practice, such as serving as lead counsel in a complaint brought by detainees at a local jail who were given medications as a supposed treatment for COVID-19 without their informed consent in violation of their constitutional rights. She is a member of the firm’s Executive Committee, and she participates on the firm’s DE&I Committee.