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05.25.18In Memoriam: Murray E. Abowitz and Dallas E. Ferguson
05.04.18Chambers and Partners Rank Doerner Attorneys for 2018
04.30.18NewsOK.com: Oklahoma’s Oldest Law Firm Honors its Past, Embraces the Future
04.09.18Doerner Welcomes Attorney Nathan S. Cross
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04.01.18The Employer's Legal Resource: The DOL's "PAID" Program May Not Pay Off For Employers
04.01.18The Employer's Legal Resource: Oklahoma Supreme Court Addresses Dual Capacity Doctrine for Stockholders of Employers
04.01.18The Employer's Legal Resource: Sixth Circuit Holds That Discrimination On The Basis Of Transgender Or Transitioning Status Violates Title VII
03.01.18The Employer's Legal Resource: Oklahoma Court Requires Strict Adherence to the Statute on Non-Solicitation Provisions
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Seminars / Events

04.11.18Sara Potts and Jason Seay presenting for the Engineering Law seminar presented by Half Moon Seminars
03.14.18Kristen Brightmire Presenting at the Tulsa Area Human Resources Association on March 14
03.13.18Kristen Brightmire Presenting at the Tulsa Area Employer Council on March 13
11.17.17Rebecca Bullard Presenting to Rogers County Bar Association
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Blogs

02.28.18Oklahoma court requires strict adherence to the statute on non-solicitation provisions
11.02.17Sixth Circuit Deems Unlawful a Policy Requiring Employees to Repay Advanced “Draws” Upon Termination
10.05.17Transgender Employees Continue to be at the Center of Debate
10.04.17White Collar Exemptions Continue to Be Awash with Questions
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04.01.18 The Employer's Legal Resource: The DOL's "PAID" Program May Not Pay Off For Employers