Bio

Joey is committed to building long-term client relationships based on trust and results. He started his career with a successful general law practice at a prominent Arkansas law firm. He gained a breadth of experience and representing individuals and businesses in a variety of lawsuits. He also counseled clients on corporate law, real estate law, trusts, and estates. As a member of Rose Law Firm, Joey continues to concentrate on litigation.

Joey graduated from the University of Arkansas School of Law with the highest honors and as a member of the Arkansas Law Review. In law school, Joey completed externships with a Benton County Circuit Judge and the Wal-Mart Legal Department. Before law school, he studied economics and finance at the Sam M. Walton College of Business.

Leadership is a central tenet for Joey. He is the current vice-president of the W.B. Putman American Inn of Court, the former president of the Benton County Bar Association, a graduate of Leadership Benton County, and an alumnus of National Outdoor Leadership School.