After graduating from the University of Mississippi School of Law, founding partner Kevin Frye moved to Jackson, Mississippi to practice with an established law firm in the area. While in Jackson, Kevin focused his practice on corporate and insurance defense litigation, and gained valuable experience as an associate attorney. Thereafter, Kevin decided to return to Oxford and worked as a Law Clerk for Judges Lackey, Howorth and Elliott of the Third Judicial District Circuit Court and later for a law firm in Oxford.
These experiences gave Kevin an insiders view of the local court system as well as helping form long-lasting relationships with members of the local legal community. In late 2007, Kevin decided to open his own law practice. He quickly gained respect in the community as someone who works diligently and passionately to defend his clients. As his success grew, so did his firm, to the point where he was recognized in 2009 as "Oxford's Favorite Attorney, " a recognition he still holds eleven years later.
These experiences gave Kevin an insiders view of the local court system as well as helping form long-lasting relationships with members of the local legal community. In late 2007, Kevin decided to open his own law practice. He quickly gained respect in the community as someone who works diligently and passionately to defend his clients. As his success grew, so did his firm, to the point where he was recognized in 2009 as "Oxford's Favorite Attorney, " a recognition he still holds eleven years later.
Services
Frye Reeves, PLLC has extensive experience in defending persons accused of crimes - from misdemeanor charges such as public drunk, minor in possession, simple assault and DUI to felony charges involving possession or sale of drugs and narcotics, burglary, assault, sex offenses, embezzlement, armed robbery and murder.
If you are facing or anticipating criminal prosecution, it is imperative that experienced counsel be engaged as soon as possible.
The best criminal defense outcome interrupts the investigation before it becomes public or a grand jury returns an indictment.
If you are facing or anticipating criminal prosecution, it is imperative that experienced counsel be engaged as soon as possible.
The best criminal defense outcome interrupts the investigation before it becomes public or a grand jury returns an indictment.
Whether you are a start-up business or an established corporation our team can help you navigate your relationship with local, state or federal government agencies and officials.
We provide expertise and counsel when a business is seeking government approval or assistance, is navigating the complexities of government regulation, and/or is notified of an enforcement action being taken by a regulatory agency.
Our legal team combines the in-depth knowledge of a former elected official with our experience successfully representing businesses and public entities to provide clients with an informed assessment of potential risks and multiple options for resolution.
We provide expertise and counsel when a business is seeking government approval or assistance, is navigating the complexities of government regulation, and/or is notified of an enforcement action being taken by a regulatory agency.
Our legal team combines the in-depth knowledge of a former elected official with our experience successfully representing businesses and public entities to provide clients with an informed assessment of potential risks and multiple options for resolution.
Frye Reeves, PLLC has experience dealing with the unexpected.
We are frequently asked to assist in situations where a lawsuit has not been filed or criminal charges have not been initiated - yet.
Our risk management services include a thorough assessment of potential legal issues, along with identification of other considerations such as economic impact and potential for positive or negative publicity.
We also frequently offer risk management services to individuals and businesses that have been wronged, including situations where they have been victims of a crime.
We are frequently asked to assist in situations where a lawsuit has not been filed or criminal charges have not been initiated - yet.
Our risk management services include a thorough assessment of potential legal issues, along with identification of other considerations such as economic impact and potential for positive or negative publicity.
We also frequently offer risk management services to individuals and businesses that have been wronged, including situations where they have been victims of a crime.
Kevin W. Frye, PLLC successfully handles a variety of matters for a diverse client base.
While the nature of some cases requires that they remain confidential, others are public and can be shared.
Representation of a Lafayette County resident charged with possession of more than 2.5 pounds of marijuana with intent to distribute.
Investigation of the facts and analysis of the legal issues surrounding the seizure of evidence ultimately led to a negotiated dismissal of the case.
Representation of a young woman charged with arson and kidnapping and facing life in prison.
While the nature of some cases requires that they remain confidential, others are public and can be shared.
Representation of a Lafayette County resident charged with possession of more than 2.5 pounds of marijuana with intent to distribute.
Investigation of the facts and analysis of the legal issues surrounding the seizure of evidence ultimately led to a negotiated dismissal of the case.
Representation of a young woman charged with arson and kidnapping and facing life in prison.
Meaghin obtained her Juris Doctor from the University of Mississippi School of Law in 2006.
She received her B.S. in pharmaceutical sciences from the University of Mississippi in 2000.
She currently serves on the steering committee of the Mid-South Intellectual Property Institute.
She has previously served on the Mississippi Technology and Intellectual Property Laws Study Group, convened by the Secretary of State, and as chair of the Intellectual Property Section of the Mississippi Bar.
She is a frequent speaker on intellectual property issues, particularly as they relate to education or entertainment law.
She received her B.S. in pharmaceutical sciences from the University of Mississippi in 2000.
She currently serves on the steering committee of the Mid-South Intellectual Property Institute.
She has previously served on the Mississippi Technology and Intellectual Property Laws Study Group, convened by the Secretary of State, and as chair of the Intellectual Property Section of the Mississippi Bar.
She is a frequent speaker on intellectual property issues, particularly as they relate to education or entertainment law.
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