A native of Fayetteville, Bo Renner is a sixth-generation Arkansan. He attended the University of Arkansas where he was elected Student Body President before graduating with a degree from the Sam M. Walton College of Business. At the University of Arkansas School of Law, Bo clerked in the Office of Governor Asa Hutchinson, the Supreme Court of Arkansas, and several private law firms before graduating cum laude, and was selected to deliver the commencement address. Thereafter, Bo joined RMP Law and has zealously represented his clients ever since.

Bo’s practice consists of a wide variety of civil litigation and business-related matters, with an emphasis on professional liability, commercial, and construction related disputes. He has represented clients in every corner of Arkansas, in state and federal courts, at trial and on appeal. In June 2018, he was admitted to the National Trial College at Yale University becoming a Fellow of the American Board of Trial Advocates.

Above all else, Bo values Arkansas, its people, and its future. As such, he is heavily involved in the Northwest Arkansas community and serves on several boards, associations, and civic organizations. Bo is married to his high school sweetheart, Ally, and, together, they are active in their church and a number of philanthropic causes. Bo enjoys the Arkansas Razorbacks, the Ozarks, and traveling with family and friends.