About Joseph
Joseph M. Kraska is a partner in the Little Rock office who specializes in representing employers in labor and employment matters. Joseph’s primarily practice area is in labor and employment matters with a focus on traditional labor law. He represents clients in collective bargaining, RC petitions, unfair labor practice charges, labor arbitrations, OSHA compliance matters, federal and state employment discrimination matters, and provides general employment advice to clients.Joseph served ten years on active duty in the United States Air Force before attending law school. Currently, Joseph is a Chief Master Sergeant in the Arkansas Air National Guard and serves as a senior advisor on the state’s Joint Force Headquarters Staff, where his primary duties include advising the state’s senior leadership on force development and force management initiatives for approximately two thousand assigned personnel in the state. He earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock Bowen School of Law. There, he served as President of the Student Veterans Organization and Executive Editor of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock Law Review. He also earned his Bachelor of Arts with honors from the American Military University.
Joseph M. Kraska is a partner in the Little Rock office who specializes in representing employers in labor and employment matters. Joseph’s primarily practice area is in labor and employment matters with a focus on traditional labor law. He represents clients in collective bargaining, RC petitions, unfair labor practice charges, labor arbitrations, OSHA compliance matters, federal and state employment discrimination matters, and provides general employment advice to clients.Joseph served ten years on active duty in the United States Air Force before attending law school. Currently, Joseph is a Chief Master Sergeant in the Arkansas Air National Guard and serves as a senior advisor on the state’s Joint Force Headquarters Staff, where his primary duties include advising the state’s senior leadership on force development and force management initiatives for approximately two thousand assigned personnel in the state. He earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock Bowen School of Law. There, he served as President of the Student Veterans Organization and Executive Editor of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock Law Review. He also earned his Bachelor of Arts with honors from the American Military University.
Joseph M. Kraska is a partner in the Little Rock office who specializes in representing employers in labor and employment matters. Joseph’s primarily practice area is in labor and employment matters with a focus on traditional labor law. He represents clients in collective bargaining, RC petitions, unfair labor practice charges, labor arbitrations, OSHA compliance matters, federal and state employment discrimination matters, and provides general employment advice to clients.
Joseph served ten years on active duty in the United States Air Force before attending law school. Currently, Joseph is a Chief Master Sergeant in the Arkansas Air National Guard and serves as a senior advisor on the state’s Joint Force Headquarters Staff, where his primary duties include advising the state’s senior leadership on force development and force management initiatives for approximately two thousand assigned personnel in the state. He earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock Bowen School of Law. There, he served as President of the Student Veterans Organization and Executive Editor of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock Law Review. He also earned his Bachelor of Arts with honors from the American Military University.
Joseph M. Kraska is a partner in the Little Rock office who specializes in representing employers in labor and employment matters. Joseph’s primarily practice area is in labor and employment matters with a focus on traditional labor law. He represents clients in collective bargaining, RC petitions, unfair labor practice charges, labor arbitrations, OSHA compliance matters, federal and state employment discrimination matters, and provides general employment advice to clients.Joseph served ten years on active duty in the United States Air Force before attending law school. Currently, Joseph is a Chief Master Sergeant in the Arkansas Air National Guard and serves as a senior advisor on the state’s Joint Force Headquarters Staff, where his primary duties include advising the state’s senior leadership on force development and force management initiatives for approximately two thousand assigned personnel in the state. He earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock Bowen School of Law. There, he served as President of the Student Veterans Organization and Executive Editor of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock Law Review. He also earned his Bachelor of Arts with honors from the American Military University.
Joseph M. Kraska is a partner in the Little Rock office who specializes in representing employers in labor and employment matters. Joseph’s primarily practice area is in labor and employment matters with a focus on traditional labor law. He represents clients in collective bargaining, RC petitions, unfair labor practice charges, labor arbitrations, OSHA compliance matters, federal and state employment discrimination matters, and provides general employment advice to clients.
Joseph served ten years on active duty in the United States Air Force before attending law school. Currently, Joseph is a Chief Master Sergeant in the Arkansas Air National Guard and serves as a senior advisor on the state’s Joint Force Headquarters Staff, where his primary duties include advising the state’s senior leadership on force development and force management initiatives for approximately two thousand assigned personnel in the state. He earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock Bowen School of Law. There, he served as President of the Student Veterans Organization and Executive Editor of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock Law Review. He also earned his Bachelor of Arts with honors from the American Military University.
