It would be a story worth telling on its own if all Jennifer Lancaster had done was found her own successful legal practice right out of law school. To do so and follow it up with stints serving as the representation of choice for some of the country’s highest-profile cases, among other accomplishments — suffice it to say there is a clear reason clients of all backgrounds and walks of life want Lancaster backing them in the courtroom.
Setting Lancaster and Cornerstone Law Firm in Little Rock apart is a depth of experience matched by breadth of expertise. The practice serves clients across a range of needs, and Lancaster is widely respected for her knowledge in such diverse areas as elections, civil rights and even animal law. Having fought for clients, often against powerful opponents, in some of the biggest legal arenas in the nation, Lancaster has demonstrated a tenacity and dedication that she brings to cases of all sizes.
After several years in private practice, Lancaster served as a staff attorney to the Arkansas Supreme Court under conservative Justice Barbara Webb, where Lancaster assisted in the review and analysis of cases before the state’s highest court. She then made a splash on the national stage challenging the 2020 election results as part of President Donald Trump’s legal team. Far from Lancaster’s only experience with highly scrutinized clients and cases, she also served as counsel for Lunden Roberts in her child support and custody suit against Hunter Biden.
At Cornerstone Law Firm, one of Lancaster’s focuses is helping families navigate fraught legal waters such as bankruptcy, estate planning and family law, in addition to complex journeys such as adoption. An entrepreneur herself, Lancaster is likewise highly sought-after for her business law services. She brings a firsthand knowledge and perspective to helping business owners start, grow and sustain their ventures.
At the heart of Lancaster’s practice are her faith and a deeply rooted belief in bettering the community she serves. Those twin motivations are visible in her leadership and activism outside of the office, as well. She is the founder and a board member of the Lancaster Animal Project, where she advocates for animal welfare protections and policy reform. She also continues to hold power to account through Arkansas 1st, an initiative focused on civic leadership and informed public engagement across the state.
In law as in life, success depends on a strong foundation. Few are those who stand as steadfastly as Lancaster and Cornerstone Law Firm.
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