Chuck Banks has been approved by the state of Arkansas to practice law since the spring of 1973. Since that time, he has had the honor and privilege of representing many Arkansans whose legal needs required jury trial assistance. His philosophy is that the path to legal success is to "put the client first, always try to do the right thing, and give them more than they bargained for." Banks highest recognition and service was when he was nominated By President Ronald Reagan and confirmed by the United State Senate to serve as United States Attorney from 1987-1993. Through the years, Banks has been favored by his colleagues for recognition of his efforts in the courtroom. He considers one of his highest accolades to be when he was elected President of the Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association. Banks has been admitted into the American Board of Trial Advocates and maintains membership in the American Association for Justice, among other professional organizations. Banks believes that service is the foundation of the legal profession and that it is important to give back to and to serve the citizens. Banks was voted one of the Best Lawyers in Arkansas by the Arkansas Times in 2002. Banks' law practice involves courtroom trials in both white collar criminal defense and in civil disputes. In his spare time, Banks "plays a little golf, enough to know not to take it up as an occupation." He also enjoys duck hunting and spends "not nearly enough time" with his three adult children - Elizabeth, Stephanie, and Rafe, and three small grandchildren.
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