Super Lawyers Honors 25 GableGotwals Attorneys
Each candidate is evaluated on 12 indicators of peer recognition and professional achievement, and selections are made on an annual, state-by-state basis.
GableGotwals Highlighted in 405 Magazine’s Top Attorneys
Congratulations to the GableGotwals’ attorneys recently recognized in the 2023 Top Attorneys guide by 405 Magazine. This is the Firm’s fourth consecutive year to appear in the review, and nineteen attorneys were highlighted in 11 practice areas.
Three GableGotwals Attorneys Receive Federal Bar Association Award for Pro Bono Service
Associates Scott Kiplinger and Taylor J. Peshehonoff and Shareholder Jake Krattiger were recently recognized at the Federal Bar Association’s (FBA) Judicial Reception for their “exceptional service and outstanding performance” on behalf of the FBA’s Pro Bono 2022-2023 Program.
Energy Alert – Unanimous Oklahoma Supreme Court Answers
When does an oil and gas lease expire due to cessation of production?
GableGotwals’ Litigation and Labor & Employment Teams Recognized by Benchmark Litigation 2022
Benchmark Litigation, a guide that provides analysis of commercial and financial litigators and law firms in the United States, named GableGotwals as a "highly recommended" law firm for Litigation and the Firm's Labor & Employment team was also "recommended." In addition, 14 GableGotwals attorney were recognized.
Federal Bar Association Recognizes GableGotwals Attorneys
Congratulations to Scott Kiplinger and Ashlyn Smith who were recently recognized for their pro bono services to the Federal Bar Association and to Jake Krattiger who was named Outstanding Board Member for the 2020-2021 year.
Victory for Oil and Gas Operator at the Oklahoma Supreme Court
GableGotwals obtained an Opinion from the Oklahoma Supreme Court affirming denial of a motion for temporary injunction in a matter filed pursuant to the Oklahoma Surface Damages Act. The oil and gas operator, represented by GableGotwals, was authorized to proceed with drilling its wells over the objection of a landowner claiming municipal zoning ordinances prevented the drilling. The District Court denied the landowner’s motion for temporary injunction, and the Oklahoma Supreme Court affirmed after the landowner was granted an emergency injunction to stop the drilling. The Oklahoma Supreme Court further ordered that the operator could collect on the landowner’s posted bond.
GableGotwals Webinar – Energy Market Drivers and Current Legal Issues
Join members of the GableGotwals' Energy Practice Group for our virtual and complimentary Annual Energy Seminar discussing recent legal and business developments affecting the energy industry.