About Brad J

Brad J — Williams practices law on the Law Offices of Bennett & Williams in Conway, Arkansas. He focuses mainly on injury claims, whilst also dealing with felony regulation matters, which includes DUI and DWI offenses. The firm has based a reputation for advocating on behalf of clients throughout the region, ensuring they receive the representation they deserve. He earned his J.D. from the William H. Bowen School of Law in 2001, following his undergraduate research at Hendrix College, where he received a B.A.

in History in 1996. Since becoming a partner at Bennett & Williams in 2004, he has developed a numerous practice that covers personal injury and criminal defense. Most of his work includes representing clients in personal injury claims, which often include automobile accidents, slip and fall incidents, and workplace accidents. In the realm of criminal regulation, he defends people charged with DUI and DWI offenses, dealing with the requirements of Arkansas law. Cases typically development from initial consultations thru investigations, pre-trial motions, and trial hearings when important. Brad holds numerous certifications that decorate his practice.

He is an ACS-CHAL Forensic Lawyer Scientist and a Board Certified DUI Defense Specialist. His talent extends to the operation of BAC DataMaster (Breathalyzer) and Alco-Sensor FST devices, both crucial in DUI protection instances. These skills enable him to offer informed representation to clients dealing with critical charges. In addition to his legal practice, he is actively concerned in various professional institutions. He is a founding member of the DUI Defense Lawyers Association and serves at the faculty of the National College for DUI Defense. His memberships also consist of the American Chemical Society's Chemistry and the Law Division, the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and the Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association.

These affiliations keep him updated at the latest advancements in law and enhance his capacity to serve clients successfully. Brad's commitment to his clients and the legal community is evident in his extensive involvement in professional organizations. He continues to advocate for justice in each private damage and criminal protection matters, making sure that his clients receive the very best normal of legal representation. His practice is characterized by a commitment to thorough preparation and a strategy to every case, reflecting his experience in the field.

Education

William H. Bowen School of Law

J.D.

2001

Hendrix College

B.A. | History

1996

Languages

English (Spoken, Written) Portuguese (Spoken, Written)

Experience

Partner

Law Offices of Bennett & Williams
2004

Accepted Jurisdictions

8th Circuit
Arkansas

Court Admissions

U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit U.S. Circuit Court
Arkansas Supreme Court State Supreme Court

Types of Cases Handled

Personal Injury Criminal Law DUI & DWI

Legal Services Scope

Consultations Investigations Pre-trial motions Trial proceedings

Certifications & Awards

ACS-CHAL Forensic Lawyer Scientist

American Chemical Society - Chemistry and the Law Division

Board Certified DUI Defense Specialist

National College for DUI Defense

Operation of BAC DataMaster (Breathalyzer)

NPAS (Manufacturer)

Alco-Sensor FST Operator Certification

Intoximeters, Inc.

Alco-Sensor FST Supervisor Certification

Intoximeters, Inc.

Professional Associations

DUI Defense Lawyers Association

Founding has membership 2014 - Current

American Chemical Society - Chemistry and the Law Division

has membership 2014 - Current

National College for DUI Defense

Faculty 2008 - Current

National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers

has membership 2008 - Current

Arkansas Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers

has membership 2008 - Current

Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association

has membership 2008 - Current

Arkansas Home Inspector Registration Board

has membership 2006 - Current

American Immigration Lawyers Association

has membership 2006 - Current

Arkansas State Bar

has membership 2004 - Current