Our firm today is the culmination of steady growth fueled by clear vision, client demand and the highest standards of professionalism and service.

Marc K. McKay began his career as a solo practitioner in Jackson but soon relocated to his hometown, Ridgeland, where he built a successful real estate, chancery and personal injury practice. John S. Simpson began practice in 1989 with a Jackson law firm then merged his well-developed consumer credit practice with Marc McKay in 1997. After four years of success as McKay & Simpson, PLLC, the firm more than doubled its capacity with the merger of a practice group of partners from a Jackson law firm in March 2001. Edward E. Lawler, Jr., began his career in 1982 as a law clerk to the United States Bankruptcy Judge for the Southern District of Mississippi, and has experience in all aspects of creditor's rights. J. Mark Franklin, III, has been involved in lender liability defense and business litigation since 1987. R. Keith Foreman, in practice since 1988, is an accomplished litigator in Mississippi's state and federal courts.