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Gavel to Gavel: Keystone and Separation of Powers

The Journal Record - The president's regulation of international commerce is a classic separation-of-powers issue that must be resolved by the courts, explains attorney L. Mark Walker in an article for The Journal Record.

Around Town: American Heart Association Heart Ball

The Journal Record - Crowe & Dunlevy will sponsor the annual American Heart Association’s Heart Ball at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum.

Supreme Court Reviews Health Care Payment Issues in False Claims Act

The Oklahoman - Crowe & Dunlevy attorney Kevin D. Gordon explains issues surrounding the False Claims Act.

Digital Millennium Copyright Act looks at Issues of Digital Age

The Oklahoman - Crowe & Dunlevy attorney Harry "Skeeter" Jordan outlines the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and how it affects businesses and consumers.

Crowe & Dunlevy Attorney Makes “30 Under 30” List

Crowe & Dunlevy attorney Ruth J. Addison was recently named a recipient of the “30 Under 30 (30/30) NextGen Award” from Ion Oklahoma Online, a digital online magazine showcasing Oklahoma’s lifestyle, culture and entertainment. The awards recognize the next generation…

Appeals Court Ruling Opens Door for Paying Collegiate Athletes

The Oklahoman - Crowe & Dunlevy attorney D. Kent Meyers discusses the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals' ruling that has opened the door to further payments to student athletes for their athletic services.

Entrepreneurial Workshop Slated for Military Spouses

The Lawton Constitution - Crowe & Dunlevy attorney Tynia A. Watson will share tips on protecting intellectual property during the Ready, Set, Go Workshop at Fort Sill.

Loan Applications Should Include Information for Due Diligence

The Oklahoman - In this Q&A, Crowe & Dunlevy attorney Christopher M. Staine explains the benefits of a well-thought-out and verified loan application.

Seattle Uber Decision Likely to Impact Ride-hailing Industry

The Oklahoman - Crowe & Dunlevy attorney Adam W. Childers discusses the recent decision in Seattle that will allow employees at Uber and Lyft to unionize over pay and working conditions.

Crowe & Dunlevy Enhances Indian Law & Gaming Practice Group

Crowe & Dunlevy recently announced two attorneys have joined the firm’s Indian Law & Gaming practice group. Christina M. Vaughn is a director in the firm’s Tulsa office, while Jennifer N. Lamirand is an associate in the Oklahoma City office. “These two additions significantly…