Additionally, Joey has received the ATLA “Champions of Justice” Platinum Founder Award and the Civil Justice Advocacy Award for Outstanding Service to the Legal Profession and the Citizens of Arkansas for his commitment to preserving the civil justice system and consumer rights. He was the recipient of the 2013 ATLA Citizen Merit Award, which is given to a lawyer who has made an important contribution to society by either fostering greater public understanding of the rights and liberties that ATLA seeks to preserve, or furthering the public’s knowledge in regard to the prevention of injury. Joey is on the Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association (ATLA) Board of Governors, which provides leadership for the organization and for over 800 trial lawyers in Arkansas. As part of NextLevel Sports, he and his partner, Will Reece, conduct an annual Collegiate Athletics Leadership Symposium (“CALS”) for collegiate athletic directors throughout the United States. He actively represents Division I NCAA coaches and athletic directors. In 2006, Joey founded NextLevel Sports, a sports marketing and representation agency. Joey, along with Chip Sexton, received what is believed to be the largest verdict in Crawford County history in an automobile accident case. He also won one of the largest automobile accident judgments in Sebastian County history. Joey is credited with winning one of the largest medical malpractice cases in Sebastian County history. Over the years, Joey and The Law Firm have consistently received significant settlements and jury verdicts for their clients. Because of these unbending principles, McCutchen Sexton Napurano – The Law Firm is able to settle most cases quickly, fairly, and for significant value. In 1991, he established the Law Office of Joey McCutchen in Fort Smith, Arkansas, founded on two unbending principles: first, the law firm would only represent injured consumers and would never represent insurance companies or big business and second, that every case is taken and prepared as if it is going to go to trial. He is licensed to practice law in both Arkansas and Oklahoma and actively practices in both states. from the University of Arkansas (Fayetteville) Law School and a Masters of Theological Studies from Harvard University. in Zoology from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville.
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