Max Howell

Background

Howell, Max was born on December 22, 1915 in Lonoke, Arkansas, United States.

Education

Arkansas Law School; University of Arkansas at Little Rock (Doctor of Laws).

Career

Worked at Howell, Trice & Hope, P.A. (Little Rock, Arkansas) specializing in General Practice, Personal Injury, Negligence, Products Liability, Workers" Compensation, Business, Corporation, Insurance, Administrative, Criminal, Family, Estate Planning and Probate Law. State and Federal Trials and Appeals. Admitted to the bar, 1940, Arkansas.

Recipient: Founders Award, University of Arkansas Law School, 1975.

Founders Award, University of Arkansas at Little Rock, 1969. Chancellor"s Award, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, 1988.

Representative, 1946-1950 and Senator, 1950-1992, Arkansas General Assembly. Member, 1946-1992 and Chairman, 1977-1992, Joint Budget Committee.

Member, 1951-1992 and Chairman, 1977-1992, Legislative Council.

Member, 1951-1992 and Chairman, 1977-1992, Senate Judiciary Committee. Member, 1951-1992, Senate Insurance and Commerce Committee. Chairman, Senate Efficiency Committee, 1961-1992.

Company-Chairman, Joint Compensation Classification Committee, 1977-1992.

Company-Chairman, Legislative Committee, 1983-1992. Arkansas General Assembly.

Member: Pulaski County, Arkansas and American Bar Associations. The Association of Trial Lawyers of America.

Howell, Trice & Hope, P.A. is a successor to a law partnership initially founded by Senator Max Howell in 1955.

Senator Howell served in the Arkansas House of Representatives from 1946-1950 and in the Arkansas State Senate from 1950-1992. The firm is litigation oriented and offers a broad range of legal services to its clients which consist of individuals, partnerships, corporations, limited liability corporations and governmental entities. Members of the Firm practice before all State and Federal Trial and Appellate Courts, as well as, State and Federal Administrative Agencies.

Members of the firm are active in professional associations and have appeared as lecturers in continuing legal education courses.

Achievements

• Max Howell has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell.

Membership

Member, 1946-1992 and Chairman, 1977-1992, Joint Budget Committee. Member, 1951-1992 and Chairman, 1977-1992, Legislative Council. Member, 1951-1992 and Chairman, 1977-1992, Senate Judiciary Committee.

Member, 1951-1992, Senate Insurance and Commerce Committee.

Chairman, Senate Efficiency Committee, 1961-1992. Company-Chairman, Joint Compensation Classification Committee, 1977-1992.

Company-Chairman, Legislative Committee, 1983-1992. Arkansas General Assembly.

Member: Pulaski County, Arkansas and American Bar Associations.

The Association of Trial Lawyers of America.