Letter to the Editor
![Robert Brech is executive director of the Office of Professional Conduct, whose job is to enforce rules on the behavior of Arkansas attorneys. [Karen E. Segrave]](https://arkansasbusiness.wppcdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/ARBusiness-Robert-Brech-24_opt-300x194.jpg)
Seeking Meaningful Action on Attorney Misconduct (Letter to the Editor)
An Arkansas Business reader criticized Arkansas’ top legal authorities for years of inaction on attorney misconduct complaints, calling the lack of enforcement a systemic failure. read more >
by Patrick Fraley -
Fair, Effective Laws Needed for Crypto (Letter to the Editor)
A letter to the editor regarding crypto regulation read more >
by Kim Troboy -
Bank and Credit Card Network Perspectives Needed on ‘Swipe Fees’ (Letters to the Editor)
Two Arkansas banking executives write in with feedback on the April 8 article, “Swiped Out: Card Fees Cost Arkansas Businesses $600M in 2022” read more >
PSR and Arkansas Class 1 Railroads (Letter to the Editor)
The [April 3] Arkansas Business article on the East Palestine, Ohio, event did not mention precision scheduled railroading (PSR) and tended to leave the reader with the impression that since the Arkansas railroad regulatory authorities are “not running around,” things are fine. read more >
by Raymond Towne -
Quality Health Care Can Also Be Affordable (Letter to the Editor)
In December 2022, Conway Regional Health System and its associated physicians notified UnitedHealthcare of its intent to terminate its agreement effective July 1. read more >
Solar: One Piece of the Energy Puzzle (Letter to the Editor)
Now more than ever, we recognize the need to diversify our energy sources to help ensure energy security. read more >
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