About
Ryan Allen is an attorney serving North Little Rock, Conway, Little Rock, and surrounding Central Arkansas communities. His practice includes Criminal Defense, Personal Injury, Family Law, General Civil Litigation, and Social Security Disability Appeals. He represents people dealing with criminal allegations, injuries, divorce, custody disputes, and benefit issues. He emphasizes direct contact with clients and personal attention throughout their legal matters.
Ryan earned his B.S. from Belmont University in 1995, graduating cum laude. He also earned his J.D. from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, William H. Bowen School of Law. His academic background supports his legal practice across several areas affecting individuals and families. The combination of legal study and courtroom experience is relevant when examining evidence, preparing arguments, and explaining options to clients.
Ryan previously worked as a prosecutor and as a partner in local firms before choosing solo practice. His criminal work includes DWI, drug charges, domestic battery, theft offenses, juvenile offenses, sex crimes, and white collar crimes. He handles state and federal criminal matters and has experience with hundreds of trials. That background provides a practical understanding of courtroom procedures and the decisions involved in defending criminal allegations.
Ryan Allen works with clients individually to develop a response to their legal concerns. His official practice materials describe regular updates, personal meetings, and a collaborative approach to defense strategy. His broader practice also supports people facing family changes, civil disputes, and disability appeals. He brings prosecutorial experience and a commitment to accessible communication to matters where clients need to understand both the legal process and its possible consequences.
Law Office Affiliations
- Attorney, The Law Offices of Ryan Allen
- Member, Arkansas Bar Association
Licensed State
- Arkansas
Awards & Badges

- Litigation
- Insurance Defense





