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Gavel to Gavel: Local vs. State Regulatory Conflict

Attorney Tim M. Sowecke, a member of the Energy, Environment & Natural Resources Practice Group, discusses the Kingfisher County rule on produced water, which presents a local vs. state regulatory conflict.

Decision Allows States, Tribal Jurisdictions to Develop Sports Gaming

Attorney Jennifer N. Lamirand, a member of the Indian Law & Gaming Practice Group, discusses the U.S. Supreme Court decision that will allow states and tribal jurisdictions to develop sports gaming.

SQ 788 Debate Grows Over Qualifying Conditions

Attorney J. Blake Johnson discusses how the law within SQ 788 would work and how it compares to other states.

Crowe & Dunlevy Adds Three to Dallas Office

Crowe & Dunlevy recently added Andy Szuwalski and Jeremy Berman as directors and Rhonda McGee as a paralegal to its Dallas office. The additions effectively double the number of employees in the recently opened location and add significant intellectual property offerings to clients in Dallas and the region.

New Alcohol Laws Create Opportunities for Craft-beer Market

Attorney Evan Way, a member of the Administrative & Regulatory Practice Group, discusses new alcohol laws and how they create opportunities for the craft-beer market.

Recent Legislation Clarifies the Government’s Ability to Reach Data Stored Overseas

Congress recently passed the Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data Act (CLOUD Act), which clarifies the ability of law enforcement to reach data stored overseas. Since 1986, the U.S. government has been able to access data stored within the United…

Why Employers May Want Arbitration Agreements with Employees

In a long-awaited decision issued on May 21, 2018, the United States Supreme Court found that arbitration agreements that require employees to arbitrate their claims on an individualized basis (i.e., contain a class action waiver restricting employees from pursuing class…

Medical Marijuana Legalization Poses Unique Questions for Employers

Attorney Allen L. Hutson, a member of the Labor & Employment Practice Group, discusses how medical marijuana legalization poses unique questions for employers.

If You’re Selling Alcohol this Fall in Oklahoma, Apply for Employee Licenses Now

In 2016, Oklahoma voters approved State Question 792, which amended the Oklahoma Constitution to allow for the sale of wine and full-strength beer in grocery, pharmacy, and convenience stores and refrigerated beer and other non-alcoholic items in liquor stores. The…

Board of County Commissioners of Kingfisher Co. Revise Pipeline Crossing Permits to Ban Use of Produced Water in Temp Lines

In April 2018, the Board of County Commissioners of Kingfisher County revised its pipeline crossing permit to prohibit the use of produced water in temporary lines in Kingfisher County. The revised permit states that produced water refers to any water…