About Deborah L.
Deborah L. Hardin trained at the William H. Bowen School of Law, earning her J.D. in 2009. She spent her law school years involved in scholarly and realistic work. In 2010 she served at the law review, worked as a studies assistant, and treated duties at the library circulation table. Those early roles formed how she strategies legal research and case preparation.
After graduating, Hardin took on volunteer and educational positions that kept her near client work and legal scholarship. In 2011 she served as a volunteer law clerk at the Center for Arkansas Legal Services. The following yr she labored in legal studies at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff. These roles involved drafting, research and supporting lawyers who provided direct services to clients.
In 2013 she stepped into a management role at The Hardin Law Office, PLC as managing lawyer. She has overseen operations there since then. Her day-to-day work includes supervising cases and managing office things, alongside direct representation when required. Colleagues and clients see her as a continuous presence within the workplace.
Hardin is admitted to practice in Arkansas and before the Federal Circuit. She keeps memberships in several expert organizations, which includes the Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association, the Arkansas Bar Association and the American Bar Association. She is likewise affiliated with the Volunteer Organization of the Center for Arkansas Legal Services and the National Organization of Social Security Claimants' Representatives. Those memberships join her to trial practice networks, pro bono efforts and resources for lawyers who represent social security claimants.
Her profession path displays a mix of hands-on client service and institutional work. Time spent in legal offerings and college studies positions gave her a background in both direct representation and academic-style analysis. As managing lawyer, she balances casework with the executive duties of running a small regulation office.
Hardin maintains an office in Cabot and handles matters in state and federal forums that fall inside her licensed jurisdictions. She continues to take part in professional groups that help trial practice and social security plaintiff representation. She presently practices from a Cabot office and advocates for clients in Arkansas courts and before the Federal Circuit.
