Hannah Lange

I am a Northwest Arkansas native, born in Fayetteville and my family slowly moved a little further north, eventually landing in Bella Vista. I have seen firsthand the immense growth this area has experienced over the past few years, and I am excited to continue being a part of this fantastic community. My partner and I love living in this area with our dog Nala, exploring local parks and trails, and finding new restaurants to try.

I became interested in pursuing law in my junior year of high school. My family had been heavily involved with a global anti-human trafficking non-profit organization throughout my middle and high school years and I was intrigued by the inner workings of international law and policy that were being played out in real time and how the impacts affected real people.

I graduated from the University of Central Arkansas with a degree in psychology in December of 2019. I soon after applied for and was accepted into the University of Arkansas School of Law to start in the fall of 2020.

During law school I had the opportunity to work as a clerk for two different Benton County Circuit Court judges, a corporate law internship, and work as a clerk under a general practice attorney. I was also fortunate to work in the legal clinic in my law school and litigate both a state criminal case and a federal civil rights case as a licensed student attorney. I graduated in May 2023 with Cum Laude honors and was awarded the Medico Legal Prize at graduation for outstanding work in medical legal studies.

Since joining Bundy Law, while negotiating and preparing a variety of matters for trial, I have been aggressive about my own professional development. My post-law school training includes the National Criminal Defense College's cross-examination program, the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers' Forensic Science seminar, and the intensive 8-day program at the National Family Law Trial Institute. I am dedicated to applying the best practices and the highest standards of work for my practice.