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Crowe & Dunlevy Awards University of Oklahoma Paralegal Student with $1,000 Scholarship

Crowe & Dunlevy recently presented Kortney Rear with the annual $1,000 B. Jo Balding Scholarship for Students in the Legal Assistant Education Program at the University of Oklahoma Law Center. A University of Oklahoma student in excellent academic standing, Rear works for…

Oklahoma Murder Highlights Conflict Between State and Tribal Criminal Prosecution

The Oklahoman - Indian Law & Gaming attorney Gerald L. Jackson discusses the complexities of competing criminal jurisdiction in Oklahoma involving crimes committed in Indian Country in a Q&A for The Oklahoman.

Crowe & Dunlevy to Host Labor & Employment Seminar Sept. 26

Crowe & Dunlevy is hosting a Labor & Employment seminar in Oklahoma City on Monday, Sept. 26 designed to provide an overview and update of current labor and employment laws, including emerging issues relating to human resources audits, investigations, new guidance on…

Initiative Process Gives Voters Greater Voice in Government

The Oklahoman - Initiative petitions give voters a greater voice in government, explains Crowe & Dunlevy attorney Melanie Wilson Rughani in a Q&A for The Oklahoman.

State Court Decision May Make it Harder to Fire At-will Workers

The Oklahoman - Crowe & Dunlevy Labor & Employment attorney Melissa McDuffey explains what a recent ruling by the Oklahoma Supreme Court means for Oklahoma employers when terminating at-will employees.

Three Crowe & Dunlevy Attorneys Honored by Benchmark Litigation

Three Crowe & Dunlevy attorneys were recently honored by industry guidebook Benchmark Litigation as being among the best in their field of law. Judy Hamilton Morse, a director in the firm’s Oklahoma City office and chair of the Litigation &…

Proposed Rule Would Allow Consumers to Sue Banks

The Oklahoman - Crowe & Dunlevy attorney Stacy A. Schauvliege explains the proposed rule that would allow consumers to sue their banks.

Shareholder Group to Fight SandRidge Reorganization Plan

The Journal Record - Crowe & Dunlevy attorney Judy Hamilton Morse comments on a pending appeal of SandRidge Energy's reorganization proposal.

Crowe & Dunlevy Adds Paralegals

Crowe & Dunlevy recently named Amy Schutza and Jackie Shubitowski paralegals in the firm’s Oklahoma City and Tulsa offices. “Our paralegals are excellent and provide a great value and resource to our clients,” said Timila S. Rother, president and CEO…

Gavel to Gavel: Don’t ignore bankruptcy notices

The Journal Record - Crowe & Dunlevy attorney Joel W. Harmon explains the types of notices a creditor will likely receive as part of a Chapter 11 reorganization case and the dangers of ignoring these notices.