Mostyn Prettyman, PLLC

Josh Mostyn:

Josh Mostyn co-owns the law firm. He graduated with honors from the University of Arkansas School of Law in Fayetteville. Josh received a W.B. Putman American Inn of Court Pupil Award, and he, along with law partner Will Prettyman, shared the honor of receiving the TC & Rosemary Carlson Memorial Award for excellence in the study of Constitutional Law.

In law school, Josh was President of the Federalist Society for Law & Public Policy Studies and Treasurer of the Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association. Josh was also a member of the Environmental Law Society, the Business Law Society, the International Law Society, and the Hispanic Law Students Group.

Josh clerked for the Hon. Brad Karren in the Rogers District Court and spent a summer clerking in the Legal Department at Tyson Foods, Inc., through Arkansas Law’s Corporate Counsel Externship Program.  Josh is a former legislative extern to Congressman Steve Womack in Arkansas’ 3rd Congressional District.

Josh has owned and operated several small businesses and investments across Arkansas, Missouri and Texas.  He has served as the Legislative Director for the Arkansas chapter of National Association of Mortgage Brokers (NAMB), and he was named to the Northwest Arkansas Business Journal’s 2008 class of 40 Under Forty. Josh has worked and brokered for several of the biggest commercial banking and capital equipment finance companies in the country.

Josh’s practice focuses on Commercial Litigation, Business Formation, and Real Estate. He also handles matters concerning Personal Injury, Employment, and General Litigation.

William M. Prettyman III

Will Prettyman co-founded the firm after receiving his law degree from the University of Arkansas School of Law in Fayetteville, graduating cum laude.  Along with firm co-founder, Josh Mostyn, Will shared the honor of receiving the TC & Rosemary Carlson Memorial Award for outstanding study in Constitutional Law.

Prior to graduation, Will clerked for two large, private law firms in Little Rock, Arkansas.  During his last year of law school, Will clerked in the Consumer Protection Division of the Arkansas Attorney General’s Office.  Will was a member of the Dean’s List, a member of the Black Law Students Association, the Community Life Committee, and worked in the Innocence Project Clinic, reviewing the case files of Arkansas inmates convicted of capital offenses.

Prior to attending law school, Will worked for the tax division of Southwestern Energy and for the President of UMDNJ University Hospital in Newark, New Jersey.  Will’s practice concentrates on Family Law, Criminal Defense, and General Litigation.  Will also handles matters concerning Probate, Employment Law, and Commercial Litigation.

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