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Act Allows Music Artists Compensation for Use of Copyrighted Work

Intellectual Property attorney William O. Moon discusses the Music Modernization Act and what it means for songwriters, record labels, publishing companies, streaming companies and other music industry groups.

Gavel to Gavel: A Symptom of a Bigger Issue

Energy, Environment & Natural Resources attorney Tim Sowecke discusses ongoing litigation issues involved with the management of produced water in Oklahoma.

Crowe & Dunlevy Adds Four New Associates in Oklahoma City

OKLAHOMA CITY – Crowe & Dunlevy recently added Lauren K. Clifton, Kelly S. Kinser, Aimee Majoue and William O. Moon as new associates in its Oklahoma City office. Clifton supports firm clients with general litigation matters serving on the Litigation…

Crowe & Dunlevy Presenting Winter Employment Law Wrap-Up

Oklahoma human resource professionals, benefits coordinators, business owners, in-house and general counsel members have a last-minute educational opportunity before the busy holiday season courtesy of the Crowe & Dunlevy Winter Employment Law Wrap-Up on Monday, Dec. 10

Marijuana Act Could Send Outdated Drug, Alcohol Policies Up in Smoke

Labor & Employment Practice Group member Allen L. Hutson discusses why employers should consider updating drug and alcohol policies to adapt to the legalization of medical marijuana in Oklahoma.

Senior Safe Act Could Help Curb Elder Financial Abuse

Securities Litigation, Enforcement & Compliance Practice Group Co-Chair Tara LaClair explains the Senior Safe Act (SSA), who it impacts and what financial institutions can do to receive SSA protections.

Crowe & Dunlevy Hosting “Ethical Concerns for In-house Counsel”

Sanford C. Coats will present “Ethical Concerns for In-house Counsel” at an Association of Corporate Counsel Oklahoma chapter event from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 30 at the firm’s Oklahoma City office.

Pipelines Must Address Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Energy, Environment & Natural Resources attorney Tim Sowecke explains the growing tendency of federal courts' call for an evaluation of greenhouse gas emissions with pipeline development projects.

Tweeting can Carry Serious Insider Trading Consequences

Securities Litigation, Enforcement & Compliance Practice Group member Jennifer R. Willey explains why sharing insider information on social media can carry serious consequences for businesses.

Not #YouToo: Preventing Sexual Harassment in the Workplace

Increased public and media exposure regarding sexual harassment, fueled in part by the #MeToo movement, has translated into the increased filing of claims, charges of discrimination and lawsuits alleging sexual harassment in the workplace.