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The Wait is Finally Over for Dollar General – U.S. Supreme Court Fails to Reach Opinion on Tribal Court Jurisdiction

What a difference one missing justice makes. Tribes have avoided a ruling that could have restricted their courts’ jurisdiction, but the U.S. Supreme Court offers no certainty to either side.

Crowe & Dunlevy Attorneys Honored as Top 40 Under 40 by The National Black Lawyers

The National Black Lawyers (NBL) recently named Crowe & Dunlevy attorneys Andre’ B. Caldwell and Anthony Hendricks to its list of Top 40 Under 40 Black Lawyers in Oklahoma City. This honor is given to a select group of lawyers for their…

Legal Counsel: Failing to Remit Payroll Taxes Carries Heavy Consequences

The Oklahoman – Crowe & Dunlevy attorney and co-chair of the Criminal Defense, Compliance & Investigations Practice Group Sanford C. Coats discusses the implications of employers failing to remit payroll taxes and the intentions of the IRS and the United…

Gavel to Gavel: Pipeline Easement Blues

The Journal Record - Running down releases for pipeline easement rights is seldom a quick or painless process, explains Crowe & Dunlevy attorney and co-chair of the Real Estate Practice Group Michael S. Laird.

Police Union Complaint Halts Body-Cam Test Program

The Journal Record - Labor & Employment attorney Leonard Court discusses collective bargaining agreements and the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 123's complaint regarding body-worn cameras.

Potential Blockbuster: Tribes Await Decision in Dollar General Case

The Journal Record – Tribes are anticipating a ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court that could have a big impact on tribal sovereignty explains Crowe & Dunlevy attorney and chair of the Indian Law & Gaming Practice Group D. Michael…

Employee Resignation Starts the Clock on Deadline to File Constructive Discharge Lawsuit

On May 23, 2016, the United States Supreme Court ruled in Green v. Brennan that former employees seeking to file constructive discharge claims must do so in a timely fashion after a voluntary resignation. The timeline is important because, depending on the…