Faculty Media Appearances

Fisher, Daniel. Should we ‘settle in for a decade’ of fighting in Purdue Pharma bankruptcy? Legal Newsline (Oct. 9, 2019). Prof. Josh Silverstein was quoted extensively in a Legal Newsline article regarding the bankruptcy of Purdue Pharma, one of the companies at the center of the opioid crisis.

Miller, Kevin. Interview. First News with Kevin Miller. CBS. KARN, Little Rock, AR (Oct. 3, 2019). Prof. Silverstein discussed the new California law that permits NCAA athletes to sell their name, image, and likeness.

Unknown. Interview. KARK 4 News @ 4. NBC. KARK, Little Rock, AR (Sep. 25, 2019). Prof. Silverstein discussed the process for impeaching a President and the potential effects of impeachment on the 2020 Presidential campaign.

Miller, Kevin. Interview. First News with Kevin Miller. CBS. KARN, Little Rock, AR (Sep. 16, 2019). Professor Silverstein was live discussing the positive drug test of Triple Crown Winning horse Justify and various issues regarding the use of drugs in horse racing.

Miller, Kevin. Interview. First News with Kevin Miller. CBS. KARN, Little Rock, AR (Sep. 9, 2019). Prof. Silverstein was live on KARN discussing antitrust and consumer protection issues concerning Facebook, Google, and other tech giants.

Besson, Eric & Andy Davis. Lawsuit filed by 2 Arkansas nursing homes aimed at U.S. rule. Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (Sep. 6, 2019): 1A, 3A.  

Jeffrey, Rebecca. Interview. 5:00 News. Fox. Fox 16, Little Rock, AR (Aug. 22, 2019). “It’s still incredibly bad behavior by government officials to destroy records for the purpose of avoiding transparency to the public,” Steinbuch said after reading the staff notes from NLRPD.

Besson, Eric. Arkansas Arts Center hires Texan for top job. Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (Aug. 14, 2019). “I would say that’s all subject to [the open-records law] because ultimately the entity is a public entity and the position is to run that public entity,” Steinbuch said. “That position is for a public function. All of the … Professor Steinbuch discussed FOIA related to Arts Center hire

Lilley, Janelle. Interview. News at 10. ABC. KATV, Little Rock (July 25, 2019). Steinbuch said that although there are exceptions for judicial hearings, the Civil Service Commission is not a judicial body. “Exceptions to FOIA are not based on what they happen to be doing that day,” he said.

Turnage, Clara. Little Rock panel’s new ban on recording hearings runs counter to AG opinions. Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (July 25, 2019). “There’s not one, there’s a series of attorney general opinions that say it is well within the citizen’s right to record and videotape,” Steinbuch said. “This is not new. This is well-established. If it’s not … Prof. Steinbuch discusses panel’s ban on recording hearings