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Hosto & Buchan expands practices with newest attorney

September 10-16, 2018

Attorney Frank J. Cardis has joined the law firm of Hosto & Buchan, PLLC in Little Rock, Ark. Cardis, a 1997 graduate of Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law practiced law in Indiana and Kentucky until moving to Arkansas.

In Arkansas, Cardis will handle domestic relations, probate, criminal, and debt collection law. He will also immediately expand the firm’s debt collection practice into Kentucky, Indiana, and Ohio.

Bryan Hosto, the firm’s founder said, “We’re excited to have someone with Frank’s experience and expertise increasing the kinds of legal services our firm offers, and he also provides us the ability to grow our core practice into three new states in which our clients have asked us to enter.”

Hosto & Buchan Law Firm, founded in 1989, currently practices in Arkansas, Tennessee, and Texas. With the addition of Cardis will now handle matters in Kentucky, Indiana, and Ohio.

Source: Hosto & Buchan, PLLC

Frank J. Cardis