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Best Lawyers® Lists 22 Crowe & Dunlevy Attorneys as “Lawyer of the Year”

Twenty-two Crowe & Dunlevy attorneys were recently recognized as “Lawyer of the Year” by Best Lawyers®, the oldest peer review publication in the legal profession.

New Alcohol Laws Impact Out-Of-State Shipments

Administrative & Regulatory Practice Group member Aimee Majoue discusses the recent changes to Oklahoma's statutes regulating alcohol sales, and explains how the Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Laws Enforcement Commission's interpretation of the new statutes minimize requirements for consumers.

Bills Awaiting President’s Signature to Affect Bankruptcies

In the first session of the 116th Congress, several bipartisan bills have passed both the House of Representatives and the Senate and are awaiting the President’s signature. Bankruptcy & Creditor’s Rights Practice Group Chair William H. Hoch discusses three bills…

Benchmark Litigation Names Pair of Crowe & Dunlevy Attorneys to 40 & Under Hot List

Evan G.E. Vincent and Christopher M. Staine of Crowe & Dunlevy have been named to Benchmark Litigation’s 2019 40 & Under Hot List, an exclusive ranking of the most talented U.S. litigators 40 years of age or younger.

High Court’s Murphy Decision Could Have Major Impact on State, Tribal Authority

Beginning in October, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear re-argument of the Carpenter v. Murphy case. Indian Law & Gaming Practice Group Chair Mike McBride III discusses how a ruling in favor of the Tribes could impact the relationship between the state, Tribes and businesses located within the Indian reservation boundaries.

Northeast Tech Seminar Focuses on Marijuana in the Workplace

Labor & Employment Practice Group Co-chair Randall J. Snapp returned to Northeast Tech, Afton Campus to present "Medical Marijuana: An Employer's Primer," a follow-up presentation to a medical marijuana seminar held at Northeast Tech in January.

Dallas Implements Paid Sick Leave Ordinance

Employers with more than five employees in the city of Dallas need to be ready to implement the paid sick leave rules that will go into effect on August 1, 2019, if not postponed by the city or enjoined by…

Succession Plan Helps Ensure Business Continuity

Business Department and Corporate & Securities Practice Group Chair Roger A. Stong discusses the importance of future planning for transitioning businesses and explains why a succession plan is helpful in avoiding disruption.

Not All Copying is Copyright Infringement

Intellectual Property Practice Group member Terry L. Watt discusses the importance of understanding what is protected by copyright and provides guidelines for determining when fair use can be applied to copyrighted material.

Legislation Reduces Barriers for Applicants with Criminal Convictions to Obtain Occupational Licenses

New legislation allows individuals with criminal convictions to apply for state-issued occupational licenses. Labor & Employment Practice Group attorney Evan Way discusses Oklahoma HB 1373, and the potential implications it has on employers when hiring applicants with past convictions.