About Jeff Priebe

Jeff Priebe passed the bar in 2001 and began his legal career as an Assistant Attorney General under Arkansas Attorneys General Mark Pryor and Mike Beebe. He then served as in-house counsel for retired General Wesley Clark's 2004 Presidential Campaign before entering private practice with national firms including Armstrong Allen and Wilkes & McHugh. He later became a partner at James, Carter & Priebe.

At Rainwater, Holt & Sexton, he focuses on nursing home and assisted living litigation and a broad range of personal injury cases. He is licensed to practice in Arkansas, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, and before the U.S. Supreme Court. He is a member and Board Member of the Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association.

Practice areas

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Arkansas, admitted 2001
State Bar of Tennessee
State Bar of Oklahoma
State Bar of Missouri
State Bar of Illinois
State Bar of Kentucky

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$17.6 million · $17.6 Million Default Judgment After 911 Dispatcher Failed to Dispatch Water Rescue in Fatal Pond Emergency
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Alexander Shunnarah Trial Attorneys
$18 million · Jefferson County Jury Awards $18 Million to Afghanistan Combat Veteran Struck on I-22 Shoulder After Insurer Offered $12,500
Reddick Law, PLLC
Reddick Law, PLLC
$15,706,166 judgment ($5,706,166 compensatory plus $10,000,000 punitive) · She Could Not Turn Herself Over in Bed. The Bedsore That Followed Killed Her, and the Chain That Owned the Home Stopped Defending the Case Entirely.
Cearley Law Firm, P.A.
Cearley Law Firm, P.A.
$122,500,000 ($17,500,000 compensatory plus $105,000,000 punitive, affirmed) · A Hand Grenade Was Taped to a Spare Tire Outside His Front Door. The Doctor Who Put It There Is Serving Life, and a Crittenden County Jury Put $122.5 Million on Him.
Duncan Firm, P.A.
Duncan Firm, P.A.
$17 million · The Dump Truck Had to Enter a 65 mph Highway at an Angle to Get Around a Road Grader. Neither Driver Could See the Other.