- Carlton Bailey
- Lonnie Beard
- Howard W. Brill
- Chauncey Brummer
- Carl J. Circo
- Kim Flanery Coats
- Angela Doss
- Uche Ewelukwa
- Janet A. Flaccus
- Sharon Foster
- Brian Gallini
- Carol R. Goforth
- D'lorah Hughes
- Don P. Judges
- Christopher R. Kelley
- Ann M. Killenbeck
- Mark R. Killenbeck
- Karen Koch
- Robert B Leflar
- Mary Elizabeth Matthews
- James K. Miller
- Robert B. Moberly
- Cyndi Nance
- Phillip E. Norvell
- Harrison M. Pittman
- Kathryn A. Sampson
- Susan A Schneider
- Stephen M. Sheppard
- Ned Snow
- Tim Tarvin
- Randall J. Thompson
- Elizabeth Young
Assistant Professor of Law
B.A., J.D.
Email: ttarvin@uark.edu
Phone: (479) 575-7159
Professor Tim Tarvin teaches the Federal Practice Clinic, the Transactional Clinic and the General Practice Clinic. He serves in the Arkansas Bar Association House of Delegates and is a member of the Association’s Technology Committee and Legal Services Committee. He has served on the Arkansas Supreme Court Task Force on Public Access to Court Records and on the Arkansas Supreme Court Committee on Continuing Legal Education.
He has spoken at local, regional and national conferences on the academic use of document assembly software and expert systems and has served as a panelist and presenter on web-based continuing legal education, co-authoring an article on that topic. He is a frequent lecturer and panelist on legal technology, nonprofit organizations and bankruptcy. Professor Tarvin is an editor/contributor for a website for nonprofits, Legal eSource.
Following his admission to practice in 1976 he served as deputy prosecuting attorney, bankruptcy trustee, juvenile judge, and municipal judge before joining the School of Law faculty in 1993. Professor Tarvin is admitted to practice before the Arkansas Supreme Court, United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit, and United States District Courts for Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Texas. He belongs to the American Bar Association, the Arkansas Bar Association, the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys, and the Washington County Bar Association. He earned his B.A. in business and economics from Hendrix College and his J.D. from the University of Arkansas School of Law.
Publications & Links
Professor Tarvin is an editor/contributor for a website for nonprofits, and he is principal investigator on a grant sponsoring the site Legal eSource.
News
Courses
Federal Practice Clinic
Transactional Clinic
Advanced Transactional Clinic
General Practice Clinic
Advanced General Practice Clinic
