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Weed at Work: Understanding the Rights of Employers and Employees

Labor & Employment Practice Group Co-chair Adam W. Childers discusses how businesses are preparing to deal with employees and prospective employees permitted to use medical marijuana in their off hours

OKHR 2019 Conference Features Crowe & Dunlevy

Crowe & Dunlevy Labor & Employment attorneys will present multiple sessions of relevant, need-to-know employment law topics at this year’s OKHR Conference, taking place Wednesday, May 8 - Friday, May 10 at the Embassy Suites by Hilton Norman Hotel & Conference Center, 2501 Conference Dr. in Norman, Oklahoma.

Some Medical Inquiries are Permissible During Hiring

Labor & Employment Practice Group member Tanya S. Bryant explains the change in obligations and responsibilities for employers during each stage of the hiring process when making medical inquiries.

Crowe & Dunlevy Announces New Associate

Crowe & Dunlevy recently announced the hiring of Jordan E.M. Sessler as an associate in the firm’s Oklahoma City office. Sessler has a background in general litigation matters and serves clients within the Appellate and Litigation & Trial Practice Groups. His work concentrates on client advocacy, and he has experience with preparing motions at the federal and state level.

Litigator Presents Best Business Practices to Avoid Liability in ‘#MeToo Era’

Labor & Employment attorney Mary P. Snyder recently presented at the Southern Oklahoma Leaders Luncheon at the Ardmore Convention Center where she discussed the #MeToo movement and best business practices to avoid potential liabilities and litigation.

Benefit Corps Balance Company Missions with Shareholder Needs

Roger A. Stong, chair of the firm's Corporate & Securities Practice Group explains a new bill allowing benefit corporations to focus less on profits and more on public benefits and discusses how these corporations balance public good with shareholder needs.

US House of Representatives to Consider Cannabis Banking Bill

Banking & Financial Institutions Practice Group member Gerald L. Jackson discusses the Secure and Fair Enforcement (SAFE) Banking Act, a bill allowing cannabis businesses access to banking and other financial services.

Keystone XL Approval Likely to Lead to Further Debate

Adam Hall, a member of the Energy, Environment & Natural Resources Practice Group discusses the 2019 presidential permit that authorized construction of the Keystone XL pipeline, and addresses questions on what the issuance of the permit will mean to those in the energy and environmental industries.

Business Viewpoint: Copyright Owners Must Wait for Registration to Sue

Intellectual Property Practice Group member Shawn M. Dellegar explains the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision to hold that copyright owners must wait for registration approval before infringement claims in court can be pursued.

New Crowe & Dunlevy Director Elected

Crowe & Dunlevy recently announced the election of Tynia A. Watson to the position of director in the firm’s Oklahoma City office.