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Hon. Barbara Webb

Associate Justice · Arkansas Supreme Court

Arkansas

Current TermNot listed
First Took OfficeNot listed
SelectionNonpartisan Election
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Official Judicial Information

Current Office
Associate Justice
Court
Arkansas Supreme Court
Selection Method
Nonpartisan Election
Status
Active

Judicial History

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Professional Background

Prior Legal Experience
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company In-house counsel 1982-1987, Private Practice with Eichenbaum, Scott, Miller, Liles, & Heister Law, P.A. 1987-1997, Prosecuting Attorney for the 7th and 22nd Judicial Districts from 1997-2002, Quattlebaum, Grooms, Tull, & Burrow, PLLC, 2003-2005, Chief Executive Officer of the Arkansas Workers’ Compensation Commission from 2015-2017, and served as an Adjunct Professor of the Bowen School of Law.
Prior Judicial Experience
Administrative Law Judge from 2005 until 2015. First female Circuit Judge in Saline County in 2018. Chief Administrative Law Judge at the Arkansas Workers’ Compensation Commission 2019 – 2020.

Public Judicial Discipline

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