About Our Firm
We are a small, client-focused law firm dedicated to providing exceptional service. While our office is located in Little Rock, we represent clients throughout Central Arkansas and the state. We believe in using technology and a client-based approach to bring solutions to people wherever they are.
Our Mission
Our mission is to provide each and every client with skilled legal advice in a timely and efficient manner. We handle every case with accountability and responsiveness. We will prioritize your case, so that you can focus on your personal success. Our mission is simple: to know your story, stand by your side, and guide you through the legal process with integrity, service, and excellence.
Welcome to Table Law
Have a seat. Our office is designed to be a comfortable space where you can sit down, share your story, and get the expert guidance you need.
Table Law Is Here
At Table Law, you work directly with Martha. She will listen to what is going on, give options, and work with you to find out what makes sense in your particular situation.
Martha Tucker Ayres
Martha is the founder of Table Law, bringing years of experience in legal research, writing, and problem solving.
About Martha
Martha grew up on a family farm outside Prairie Grove, Arkansas, fostering a lifelong appreciation for local heritage and community values. She pursued higher education at the University of Toronto before completing her degree in Russian Studies and International Relations at the University of Arkansas, where she was also a member of Phi Beta Kappa. Her legal journey includes contributions as an editor for the Arkansas Law Review, a volunteer in the school’s immigration clinic, and participation in Walmart’s extern program in healthcare compliance.
Martha’s experience also includes over nine years as a law clerk to Chief Judge Brandon J. Harrison at the Arkansas Court of Appeals. A respected author, her insights have been featured in The Arkansas Lawyer and the Arkansas Law Review. Martha is actively involved in the Arkansas Bar Association and is committed to enhancing legal practices across the state through her role on the committee for the Handling Appeals in Arkansas practice handbook.
Why Table Law?
