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Hatfield Harris, PLLC

4.3
(56 reviews)

Business Details

5208 Village Parkway, Rogers, AR
72758, United States
(479) 250-1962
https://www.hatfieldharris.com/

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Challenges with the law can arise at any stage of life. Our team is here to help you through it, one step at a time. We have the experience, resources and determination to fight for your success. We excel at finding strategic angles to confront stressful high-stakes situations. Whether you need a strong advocate to stand up for you in court or a detailed adviser to help you lay the foundation for the future, we are here for you.

Location

Hatfield Harris, PLLC
5208 Village Parkway, Rogers, AR
72758, United States

Hours

Monday8:00 AM - 12:00 PM1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday8:00 AM - 12:00 PM1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday8:00 AM - 12:00 PM1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Thursday8:00 AM - 12:00 PM1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Friday8:00 AM - 12:00 PM1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed

Reviews

4.3
56 reviews
5 stars
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4 stars
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  • GR
    Gordon Reif
    Aug 14, 2026
    5.0
    Andrew Hatfield is a great attorney. Very good at what he does. He is straight forward, to the point, and responds promptly. Very happy with him as an attorney! If I ever needed an attorney here again, id definitely call him again.
  • BD
    Benjamin Dixon
    Aug 13, 2026
    5.0
    Andrew recently handled a case for my wife and I. We could not of been more pleased with his exceptional service. Over the course of a year, his steady guidance, practical manner, and knowledge was second to none. Would definitely recommend Andrew and his team!
  • TB
    Terrah Barber
    Jul 22, 2026
    5.0
    I highly recommend Hatfield Harris to anyone looking for knowledgeable and professional legal representation! Throughout my case, they were responsive, organized, and took the time to explain the process, answer my questions and address my concerns. When your in a difficult situation and unfamiliar with the process, it can be overwhelming! I appreciated their professionalism and guidance, and I’m grateful for their assistance. I would confidently recommend them to others in need of representation.
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    Misty C
    Jul 16, 2026
    1.0
    I hired this "attorney" to help with a bs charge I received in 2020. I live over 14 hours away, and could not come to Arkansas, because Im disabled. He got it where I didnt have to come to court, and just had to pay a fine and do some community service. I did the community service, I paid the fine. I was told the place I did the community service wasnt at a Nationally recognized nonprofit organization so it wasnt acceptable. My "attorney " left this piece of information out, and the closest nonprofit is over 2 miles away!! I have a mobility scooter, but no means of transporting it, so I could not do the community service. I informed him of this, and he said it was no longer his problem, that he had completed his job by me signing off on it- I NEVER even signed the papers to say this was okay- I only signed the first judgment that was offered- NOT this one. I called and emailed him and kept asking him to just get them to let me do a buy out for the community service or to get a 30 day extension, so I could do an hour or 2 a day without my wheelchair- he would NOT help at all!!! I have several doctors notes and a physical therapist note, stating that I can not do too much of anything without my scooter- he still does not care!! Do NOT recommend, he does NOT care about anything but himself and money. He's a horrible person and an even worse attorney. Definitely dont pay him until its over, cause once you do- he quits Response to your comment: Andrew knew I was disabled- I told him that's why I could not travel to Arkansas 🙄 The court told me to quit emailing them, because they said I had to go through my "attorney" and that communication had to go through him, and he would have to ask for an extension or a buy out- which he would NOT! When we spoke about community service, I said I could probably do it at the boys & girls club- I did not know you had to be under 18, I told Andrew right away, and he would NOT do anything. And he NEVER once mentioned that the community service had to be at at Nationally recognized nonprofit organization, he said I had to do it at a nonprofit organization- which I did! I live right by there is why I suggested that it, and I wouldn't have to transport my scooter. The ONLY paper I signed, said I had to do the community service at some recycling place in Rogers- not at a Nationally recognized nonprofit organization- Andrew forged that one. I hired Andrew to represent me until this matter was resolved, not quit because he didn't feel like finishing his job! And as far as my reviews go... there are plenty with 5 stars- for the ones that do their JOB
  • GS
    Gypsy soul
    Jul 16, 2026
    1.0
    I hired this "attorney" to help with a bs charge I received in 2020. I live over 14 hours away, and could not come to Arkansas, because Im disabled. He got it where I didnt have to come to court, and just had to pay a fine and do some community service. I did the community service, I paid the fine. I was told the place I did the community service wasnt at a Nationally recognized nonprofit organization so it wasnt acceptable. My "attorney " left this piece of information out, and the closest nonprofit is over 2 miles away!! I have a mobility scooter, but no means of transporting it, so I could not do the community service. I informed him of this, and he said it was no longer his problem, that he had completed his job by me signing off on it- I NEVER even signed the papers to say this was okay- I only signed the first judgment that was offered- NOT this one. I called and emailed him and kept asking him to just get them to let me do a buy out for the community service or to get a 30 day extension, so I could do an hour or 2 a day without my wheelchair- he would NOT help at all!!! I have several doctors notes and a physical therapist note, stating that I can not do too much of anything without my scooter- he still does not care!! Do NOT recommend, he does NOT care about anything but himself and money. He's a horrible person and an even worse attorney. Definitely dont pay him until its over, cause once you do- he quits Response to your comment: Andrew knew I was disabled- I told him that's why I could not travel to Arkansas 🙄 The court told me to quit emailing them, because they said I had to go through my "attorney" and that communication had to go through him, and he would have to ask for an extension or a buy out- which he would NOT! When we spoke about community service, I said I could probably do it at the boys & girls club- I did not know you had to be under 18, I told Andrew right away, and he would NOT do anything. And he NEVER once mentioned that the community service had to be at at Nationally recognized nonprofit organization, he said I had to do it at a nonprofit organization- which I did! I live right by there is why I suggested that it, and I wouldn't have to transport my scooter. The ONLY paper I signed, said I had to do the community service at some recycling place in Rogers- not at a Nationally recognized nonprofit organization- Andrew forged that one. I hired Andrew to represent me until this matter was resolved, not quit because he didn't feel like finishing his job! And as far as my reviews go... there are plenty with 5 stars- for the ones that do their JOB

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