Tschiemer Legal Briefing - Mayflower, AR

For those seeking top-tier appellate services, Tschiemer Legal Briefing offers transparent communication, reasonable pricing and the promise of high-quality legal support in Mayflower, Arkansas.

The owner, attorney, Robert S. Tschiemer, stands out as a distinguished legal professional with a unique blend of experience in journalism and law. After earning a Bachelor of Art’s degree in Journalism, and gaining experience as an investigative and general assignment reporter, Mr. Tschiemer transitioned into the legal field, bringing his sharp writing skills into the practice of law. Graduating with honors from the Bowen School of Law in 1984, he has since cultivated a reputation for excellence in legal writing and appellate work. He is licensed to practice in Arkansas state and federal courts and the U.S. Supreme Court.

In addition to his legal practice, Mr. Tschiemer is an invaluable resource to the legal community through his weekly case reviews for the Arkansas Bar Association since 2015, which are also distributed nationally. His commitment to the legal profession is evident in his involvement with a weekly discussion group that evaluates the impact of legal decisions, and his history of contributing to legal education and literature.

He offers skilled and tailored services in appellate briefs, handling a significant volume of appeals each year, with about 12-15 appellate decisions a year where he wrote the appeal brief. He occasionally will accept work in complex trial court projects, as time permits. He is recognized statewide, having worked with over 100 law firms. His firm is known for its meticulous approach to legal research and brief writing, with Mr. Tschiemer himself having authored over a thousand trial briefs and over 150 appeal briefs during his career.

His extensive background and personalized approach to law makes him a standout choice for legal representation and consultation in Arkansas. Contact him today to help in your briefing. His web site is updated weekly when the appellate courts are in session. His most recent appeals are listed in the Current Cases section.