Zachary T. Steadman

Administrative / Regulatory Law

3.0 (1 reviews)

Little Rock, Arkansas

18+ years experience

Mitchell, Williams, Selig, Gates & Woodyard PLLC

Updated: Jan 04, 2026

Contact Information

501-688-8800

https://www.mitchellwilliamslaw.com/zachary-steadman

425 West Capitol Avenue, Suite 1800, Little Rock, AR 72201

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Bio

Zach Steadman represents insurance carriers and health care providers in regulatory matters pertaining to federal and state regulation. He also provides regulatory counsel on issues of information management and security compliance and advises clients on security policies and procedures, record retention policies, HIPAA compliance and planning for and responding to data breaches. Zach Steadman represents insurance carriers and health care providers in regulatory matters pertaining to federal and state regulation. He also provides regulatory counsel on issues of information management and security compliance and advises clients on security policies and procedures, record retention policies, HIPAA compliance and planning for and responding to data breaches.

Practice Areas

Administrative / Regulatory Law

Awards & Recognition

Lawyer of the Year: Administrative / Regulatory Law, Little Rock (2025)
Recognized: Administrative / Regulatory Law
Recognized: Insurance Law
Practice Area: Health Care Law

Recognized in Best Lawyers since 2021

Education

University of Arkansas at Little Rock, J.D., graduated 2007

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Reviews

Shirley Taylor

2 weeks ago

Competent on regulatory matters, but communication could improve

Mr. Steadman assisted my healthcare organization with a state-level compliance review. His deep knowledge of Arkansas regulatory law, particularly for providers, was evident and his Lawyer of the Year recognition is well-earned. He successfully navigated the issue with the Department of Health. However, the experience was somewhat mixed. While his legal analysis was sound, response times to emails were slower than expected, and explanations of the process sometimes felt rushed. For straightforward regulatory counsel, he is certainly capable, but you may need to be proactive in managing communication expectations. His 18 years of experience in this niche are an asset.