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Vendors Confused about New FDA Labeling Rules

The Journal Record - Crowe & Dunlevy attorney Erin Potter Sullenger discusses the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) Menu Labeling Rule for restaurants and vending machines and actions to take ahead of the approaching compliance deadlines.

“The New Rules are Here! The New Rules are Here!”

While maybe not as excited as Navin R. Johnson was in The Jerk when the new phone books finally arrived, physicians and physician assistants should nevertheless be pleased about recent changes in the laws and rules relaxing strict supervision requirements…

Crowe & Dunlevy Announces Co-chairs of Criminal Defense Practice Group

The Oklahoman - Learn more about Sanford C. Coats' professional career as former U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Oklahoma and now Crowe & Dunlevy attorney and Criminal Defense, Compliance & Investigations Practice Group chair.

U.S. Food and Drug Administration Updates Menu Labeling Rules

A little over a year ago Crowe & Dunlevy advised clients about the impending compliance deadlines with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) Menu Labeling Rule for restaurants and vending machines. Since then, the FDA has published a final guidance for restaurants and has postponed some of the compliance dates for restaurants and vending machine owners and operators.

Oklahoma Energy Companies Work toward Emerging from Bankruptcy

The Oklahoman - "The goal is to emerge with a much more secure financial footing," says Crowe & Dunlevy attorney William H. Hoch regarding Chapter 11 bankruptcies.

Routine Oklahoma Tax Commission Audit Leads to a Monumental Arbitration Award for the Citizen Potawatomi Nation Over Sales Taxes and Alcohol Licenses

An audit letter from the Oklahoma Tax Commission (OTC) eventually led to an arbitration award, affirmed by a federal court, preventing the State of Oklahoma from denying the Citizen Potawatomi Nation the ability to sell and serve alcohol at its…

Criminal Enforcement Trends in Indian Country

Business and economic development in Indian Country has boomed over the past decade. This proliferation is due in large part to the expansion of gaming, but many tribes have diversified their business portfolios to include significant non-gaming ventures. Federal grant…

EEOC Issues Resource Document on Workers with Disabilities, Leave

The Oklahoman – Crowe & Dunlevy attorney Allen L. Huston explains the new resource document issued by The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) that addresses rights of employees with disabilities. More.

Crowe & Dunlevy Awards TU Law Student with $10,000 Scholarship Commitment

University of Tulsa College of Law student Michelle Kruse is the most recent recipient of Crowe & Dunlevy law firm’s diversity scholarship in the amount of $2,000 per semester for a total commitment of $10,000. The firm’s Diversity Scholars Program provides assistance…

Next Generation Most Powerful

OKC Friday - Crowe & Dunlevy Director of Marketing & Business Development Brooke Haneborg has been selected for inclusion in the second class of the Next Generation of Most Powerful Oklahomans.