Drew has developed a skill and a comfort level in the representation of the college student and the student athlete.  College can be a dangerous time in the life of a young person.  Drew has defended students on all variety of offenses including: alcohol offenses, narcotics cases, battery and violent crimes, and accusations of rape and sexual assault.  Along with these criminal charges, come sanctions from the University Office of Student Conduct.

Drew has spent a considerable amount of time in front of the University of Arkansas Office of Student Accountability, formerly known as the Office of Student Conduct, and sometimes casually referred to as the U of A Judicial board (J-Board). Drew has also accumulated many years of experience defending Title IX cases. If your son or daughter is facing a hearing at the University level, do not allow them to navigate the process alone.  There are serious potential consequences at stake that could affect them for the rest of their lives.

Drew is also very familiar with the University Office of Greek Life.  From 2002-2014, Drew was the chapter advisor for one of the largest fraternities at the University of Arkansas, and he has served as legal counsel for individual members of every major fraternity and every major sorority at the University of Arkansas.  Drew understands the unique scrutiny placed on the fraternity or sorority member who is accused of crimes or wrongdoing.

Drew has also served as legal counsel for numerous University of Arkansas student athletes accused of crimes and wrongdoing. Drew understands the potentially disastrous impact an investigation can have on the future career of an athlete. Drew handles these cases with privacy and discretion working swiftly to end the investigation or bring the charges to a close.  Drew has defended student athletes on charges including alcohol, drugs, theft, sexual assault, and rape.