Frank is a partner in the general litigation group in the Jackson office. He has extensive experience in the areas of antitrust, "white-collar criminal defense" (including health care, environmental, bankruptcy, tax, and antitrust matters), grand jury investigations, professional malpractice, Federal False Claims Act, and federal and state civil and criminal trial practice. He has worked as an attorney with the U.S. Department of Justice, Antitrust Division, in Washington, D.C. and in Atlanta, and with Criminal Division, Fraud Section and as an Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Middle District of Florida.

• University of Mississippi, J.D., 1972; Phi Delta Phi, Mississippi Law Journal
• University of Mississippi, B.A., 1969; three year letterman in varsity football

• Member: The Mississippi Bar; The Florida Bar; State Bar of Georgia; The District of Columbia Bar; American Bar Association (Litigation and Antitrust Sections); American Trial Lawyers Association; Mississippi Trial Lawyers Association

• Frequently speaks at and writes articles for seminars.

• Successful defense of the president of a lender.
• Successful defense of the chief financial officer of a small loan finance company.
• Successful defense of former mayor.
• Successful defense of accountant.
• Successful defense of director of multi-unit housing.
• Successful defense of commodity trader.
• Successful defense of highway contractor.
• Successful defense of lawyer.
• Successful defense of pharmacist.
• Successful defense of doctor.
• Successful representation of medical clinic in civil antitrust case.
• Successful representation of two corporations in civil antitrust case.
• Representation of several attorneys in bar complaint proceedings and legal malpractice matters.