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GableGotwals | USA | 5 Sep 2019
Medical marijuana act likely will see more tweaks next year
Since passage, Oklahoma has become the nation's fastest-growing medical marijuana market. As of Aug. 26, the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority
GableGotwals | USA | 21 Aug 2019
Qualified Opportunity Zones: Second Set of Proposed Treasury Regulations
In mid-April, the much anticipated second set of Proposed Treasury Regulations under the Qualified Opportunity Zone ("QOZ") tax incentive program
GableGotwals | USA | 21 Aug 2019
Evolving Considerations for Employment Arbitration Agreements
Because plaintiffs constantly attack the enforceability of mandatory employment-related arbitration agreements, the law in this area has been rapidly
GableGotwals | USA | 20 May 2019
SEC Limits Shareholder Proposals on Climate Change: What Energy Companies Need to Know
Under its current chair, Jay Clayton, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is limiting the scope of acceptable shareholder proposals that
GableGotwals | USA | 10 May 2019
Oklahoma Supreme Court Invalidates State's Noneconomic Damages Cap
The Oklahoma Supreme Court recently invalidated the state's statutory noneconomic damages caps for claimed bodily injuries in Beason v. I.E. Miller
GableGotwals | USA | 23 Apr 2019
More disclosure reductions from the SEC
On March 20, 2019, the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) voted to adopt amendments to
GableGotwals | USA | 19 Apr 2019
Digital Marketing Is Arguably The Most Important Skill For A Freelance Attorney
It is a known fact that we live in a highly digitized world, and the legal profession like all others operates in this environment. One other
GableGotwals | USA | 25 Mar 2019
Medical Marijuana "Unity Bill" Takes Effect August 28, 2019: Steps Employers Should Consider Now
On June 26, 2018, Oklahoma voters passed State Question (SQ) 788 legalizing medicinal marijuana. SQ788 left many questions for employers unanswered
GableGotwals | USA | 14 Aug 2013
New non-solicitation statutory amendment to go into effect November 1, 2013
As we have written before, Oklahoma law generally looks with disfavor on contracts that restrict an individual's right to earn a living, such as
GableGotwals | USA | 13 Aug 2013
Inadequate investigation by insurer is insufficient to support finding of bad faith
Tenth Circuit Holds That Inadequate Investigation By Insurer Is Insufficient To Support Finding Of Bad Faith Unless A Proper Investigation Would Have
