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Trademark Modernization Act Sets New Procedures, Rules

The Trademark Modernization Act of 2020, or TMA, was signed into law on Dec. 27, 2020, and is the latest in a series of initiatives to update and strengthen U.S. trademark law. The TMA makes it easier for trademark owners…

Federal Judge Says Dallas Paid Sick Leave Ordinance Violates State Minimum Wage Law

Employers in the city of Dallas can now disregard the Dallas paid sick leave ordinance. The ordinance, found in Chapter 20 of the Dallas City Code, originally went into effect on August 1, 2019, and required employers with five or…

New Executive Committee Named at Crowe & Dunlevy

The directors of Crowe & Dunlevy elected attorney Roger A. Stong to serve as the firm’s president and CEO for 2021 and named four other attorneys to serve on its executive committee.

How We Got to McGirt, ‘the Most Important Sovereignty Decision in the History of Oklahoma’

The highly anticipated U.S. Supreme Court ruling in McGirt v. Oklahoma could potentially have much broader state and tribal jurisdiction implications. Indian Law & Gaming Practice Group Chair Mike McBride III discusses the history of the Five Tribes as well…

Is Oklahoma About to Change Data Privacy as We Know it?

The Oklahoma House of Representatives recently passed the Oklahoma Computer Data Privacy Act (OCDPA) requiring businesses to inform consumers of how their personal information is being used. Anthony Hendricks and Jordan E.M. Sessler discuss the OCDPA’s opt-in requirement and the…

Benchmark Litigation Awards ‘Firm of the Year’ to Crowe & Dunlevy

Benchmark Litigation has named Oklahoma City-based Crowe & Dunlevy as its Oklahoma Firm of the Year for 2021. Firm receives seventh honor in last nine years.

Leadership Presumptions

This is not a leadership “how to” article. It is an article borne out of Women’s History Month and a rumination about leadership and the presumptions on which leaders are or are not chosen. Dictionary definitions of “leadership” and “leader”…

Voluntary FFCRA Leaves Extended and Expanded

With the end of 2020 came the end of mandated leaves under the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA). The end of the mandates, though, did not mean the end of the FFCRA. Instead, Congress has extended and expanded the…

Here’s How the Pandemic Is Changing ‘Act of God’ Clauses in Real Estate Contracts

The pandemic has transformed how business owners consider force majeure, a lease clause limiting the liability of tenants and landlords in the event of a catastrophe. Real Estate Practice Group member Zach Allen discusses the likelihood of these clauses to…

McGirt Decision Expands

The U.S. Supreme Court’s McGirt decision continues to have ramifications across the state of Oklahoma. Indian Law & Gaming Practice Group Chair Mike McBride III joined OETA’s The Oklahoma News Report to discuss a recent ruling that expands McGirt to…