OCU Law School plans to move Downtown after purchasing the old Central High School building for $10 million To remedy its problem, Devon constructed a $750 million headquarters Downtown. OCU Law found its answer in the former Central High School, which it purchased for $10 million in December. The law school currently occupies about 110,000 […]

Firm Receives Nationals Nods in More Than 20 Practice Areas (OKLAHOMA CITY) January 30, 2013 — Calling Oklahoma City home for more than 25 years, Phillips Murrah law firm announced today that is has been top-ranked by U.S. News & World Report in 11 areas of practice, including banking, litigation, government relations, real estate and […]

(OKLAHOMA CITY) January 21, 2013 — Phillips Murrah P.C. (“Phillips Murrah”) announced today that Jasmine A. Majid has joined the firm to launch the firm’s immigration practice. Majid will practice from Phillips Murrah’s Oklahoma City office. Prior to joining the firm, Majid worked in Washington, D.C. as director of agency liaison and policy analyst with […]

EDMOND — Congressman James Lankford will not support any effort to place a carbon tax on the backs of the American people, he said. A carbon tax is not a fair solution for Congress to use to pay down the national debt, Lankford told The Edmond Sun. President Barack Obama signed a carbon tax bill […]

OKLAHOMA CITY– Energy executives say their industry is paralyzed; environmentalists wonder what happened to policies promising alternative energy. The next four years could shape the American energy landscape for decades. On Friday, five of the best minds in energy in Oklahoma sat down to discuss how the election will affect our nation’s energy policy for […]