News - Page 107 of 114 - Crowe & Dunlevy

Stay abreast of the latest Crowe & Dunlevy legal updates, commentary, events and seminars. Our news page includes firm news releases, practice group advisories, media clips, speaking engagements and firm announcements. To receive emails about advisories, events and more, sign up for our mailing list.

COVID-19 Resource Center

Gavel to Gavel: Pipeline Easement Blues

The Journal Record - Running down releases for pipeline easement rights is seldom a quick or painless process, explains Crowe & Dunlevy attorney and co-chair of the Real Estate Practice Group Michael S. Laird.

Police Union Complaint Halts Body-Cam Test Program

The Journal Record - Labor & Employment attorney Leonard Court discusses collective bargaining agreements and the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 123's complaint regarding body-worn cameras.

Potential Blockbuster: Tribes Await Decision in Dollar General Case

The Journal Record – Tribes are anticipating a ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court that could have a big impact on tribal sovereignty explains Crowe & Dunlevy attorney and chair of the Indian Law & Gaming Practice Group D. Michael…

Employee Resignation Starts the Clock on Deadline to File Constructive Discharge Lawsuit

On May 23, 2016, the United States Supreme Court ruled in Green v. Brennan that former employees seeking to file constructive discharge claims must do so in a timely fashion after a voluntary resignation. The timeline is important because, depending on the…

Oklahoma Tribes Claim Pieces of $940 Million Federal Settlement

The Oklahoman - Indian Law & Gaming attorney D. Michael McBride discusses a recently approved settlement of $940 million to American Indian tribes over shorted government contracts for federal services.

Law Firm’s President, CEO Says She’s a Natural Debater Who Loves to Argue

The Oklahoman - Crowe & Dunlevy president and CEO Timila S. Rother opens up about her life and career in a recent interview with The Oklahoman.

Ethics Commission’s Rules Guide Conduct of State’s Employees

The Oklahoman - Labor & Employment attorney Adam W. Childers comments on the resources provided by the Oklahoma Ethics Commission and shares how these rules can guide state employers to ensure an ethical work environment.

Caddo Nation Sues Wichita Tribe over History Center

The Journal Record - Indian Law & Gaming Practice Group chair D. Michael McBride comments on the possible dismissal of a case based on tribal sovereign immunity.

Crowe & Dunlevy Names Libby Scott Chair of Administrative & Regulatory Practice Group

Crowe & Dunlevy has named Elizabeth “Libby” Scott as chair of the firm’s Administrative & Regulatory Practice Group. In this role, she will lead a team of attorneys dedicated to serving a wide variety of clients with government, regulatory and legislative needs, from…

Keepseagle Deadline Approaching

Native American Times - Indian Law & Gaming attorney Christina M. Vaughn explains funding opportunities through the Keepseagle Native American Agriculture Fast Track Fund.