This article breaks down how a trio of high-impact rulings issued in recent weeks affect stakeholders seeking to challenge environmental regulations and offers practical guidance for navigating judicial review pathways.
Oklahoma will launch specialized Business Courts on January 1, 2026, a move designed to streamline complex commercial litigation and make the state more attractive for corporate investment.
NonDoc recently mentioned GableGotwals Shareholder Robert McCampbell in its coverage of State Question 836. McCampbell appeared before the Oklahoma Supreme Court on behalf of the measure’s proponents.
The Oklahoman recently mentioned GableGotwals Shareholder Robert McCampbell in its coverage of State Question 836, which proposes opening Oklahoma’s primary elections. McCampbell is serving as counsel for the measure’s proponents.
On May 21, Governor Stitt signed House Bill 2036 into law, marking a significant update to Oklahoma‘s condemnation procedures. The new law streamlines practices statewide while incentivizing higher payments for landowners.
On April 9, President Donald Trump issued a memorandum instructing federal agencies to roll back existing regulations the administration deems inconsistent with recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions.
In recent years, growing scientific scrutiny and evolving regulatory perspectives have reshaped the understanding of the risks associated with the land application of biosolids and sludges.
The California Invasion of Privacy Act, originally enacted to prevent wiretapping and eavesdropping on telegraph, telephone, or wire communications, has been expanded to cover website data collection technology following a recent Ninth Circuit decision.