Arkansas § 4-109-101 Definitions

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§ 4-109-101 — Definitions

Arkansas § 4-109-101

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Ark. Code Ann. § 4-109-101 (2026).

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As used in this chapter:

(1)"Notary public" means a person duly appointed or commissioned under § 21-14-101 ;

(2)"Person" means:

(A)(i) An individual;

(ii)An organization;

(iii)An association;

(iv)A partnership;

(v)A limited liability company; or (vi) A corporation; or (B) Any combination of them; and (3) "Practice of law" means:

(A)Holding oneself out to the public as being entitled to practice law;

(B)Tendering or furnishing legal services or advice;

(C)Furnishing attorneys or counsel;

(D)Rendering legal services of any kind in actions or proceedings of any nature or in any other way or manner;

(E)Acting as if or in any other manner assuming to be entitled to practice law; or (F) Advertising or assuming the title of lawyer or attorney, attorney at law, or equivalent terms in

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As used in this chapter: (1) "Notary public" means a person duly appointed or commissioned under § 21-14-101 ; (2) "Person" means: (A) (i) An individual; (ii) An organization; (iii) An association; (iv) A partnership; (v) A limited liability company; or (vi) A corporation; or (B) Any combination of them; and (3) "Practice of law" means: (A) Holding oneself out to the public as being entitled to practice law; (B) Tendering or furnishing legal services or advice; (C) Furnishing attorneys or counsel; (D) Rendering legal services of any kind in actions or proceedings of any nature or in any other way or manner; (E) Acting as if or in any other manner assuming to be entitled to practice law; or (F) Advertising or assuming the title of lawyer or attorney, attorney at law, or equivalent terms in any language in such a manner as to convey the impression that one is entitled to practice law or to furnish legal advice, service, or counsel.