HBS Welcomes Attorneys Randal B. Frazier & Jacob Oneal Sutter to Little Rock

Hall Booth Smith is pleased to welcome Partner Randal B. Frazier and Attorney Jacob Oneal Sutter to its Little Rock office.

About the Attorneys

Randal B. Frazier

Randy focuses his practice in commercial lending-banking, loan modification and restructuring, secured transactions, real estate, land use and zoning, workouts and distressed assets, business litigation, construction, and general commercial matters.

Throughout his experience, Randy has represented banks, lending institutions, real estate developers, wireless communication companies, and other clients in a variety of transactional and litigation matters. He has extensive experience in commercial lending (including SBA lending), real estate sales, acquisitions, finance, land use, zoning and other complex commercial banking, and land use matters. He is counsel to numerous national and local financial institutions, real estate developers, and corporate clients.

Jacob Oneal Sutter

Jacob practices in business litigation, governmental liability, and labor and employment matters. Previously a law clerk for Circuit Judge Shawn J. Johnson, he played a part in the judicial process assisting the judge in matters spanning family law and probate estates. His responsibilities included conducting legal research, drafting opinions, and providing invaluable insights into complex legal issues.

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“We are excited to have Randy and Jacob join the team and know they will be great additions to strengthen the Little Rock office,” said Baxter Drennon, managing partner of the Little Rock office.

About Hall Booth Smith

Established in 1989, Hall Booth Smith, P.C. is a full-service law firm headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. Experienced across a wide range of legal disciplines, HBS attorneys pride themselves on providing knowledgeable, proactive, client-specific counsel to individuals, domestic and international corporations, state and federal agencies, and nonprofit organizations. The firm’s promise: “Serving to Achieve Excellence.”