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A woman accepts an offer for promotion as part of the gender equality initiatives in her company.

Gender equality and the rise of women in the boardroom Blog Post

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Firm selects Employee of the Month for March 2019 Blog Post

Phillips Murrah gender equity article in Oklahoman

Phillips Murrah featured in Oklahoman article about female leadership Blog Post

Email services, like Gmail shown, can pose problems for businesses if they unwittingly fall into a legally binding contract orfind themselves in litigation.

Best email practices to avoid legally binding contracts or litigation Blog Post

Blocks for Bucks: End-of-season check presentation to Thunder Cares for over $20,000! Blog Post

Resident surgeons perform surgery while learning they can still be at risk for medical malpractice lawsuits.

A bitter pill – avoiding medical malpractice lawsuits for new physicians Blog Post

Kathy Terry 2021

Director named Alpha Phi sorority’s Woman of the Year Blog Post

Lisa McAlister

Firm selects Employee of the Month for February 2019 Blog Post

A frustrated architect crumples the contract made with a general contractor who is undergoing bankruptcy,

What happens when a general contractor files for bankruptcy? Blog Post

Group photo from International Women's Day celebration.

Phillips Murrah celebrates International Women’s Day Blog Post

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Data breaches still HIPAA compliance concern for healthcare providers Blog Post

The cornerstone of a United States government building shows directors to the U.S. Bankruptcy Court.

Relief for the uphill battle faced by creditors in bankruptcy Blog Post

A map of the United States shows pins where a business owner is looking to conduct business in other states.

Some qualifications necessary to conduct business in multiple states Blog Post

Curt Bauer

Firm selects Employee of the Month for January 2019 Blog Post

Income tax challenges for medical marijuana businesses in Oklahoma Blog Post

A utility meter shows the current reading of electricity for a home, used to determine the rate of the customer's bill.

Anyone can take part in utility rate cases in Oklahoma Blog Post

An employee works on his invention, which is protected by intellectual property rights.

Intellectual Property employment agreement is key to invention ownership Blog Post

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Not a Trump Card? Shuttle Drivers are Independent Contractors Under NLRB Test Emphasizing Entrepreneurial Opportunity Blog Post

Phillips Murrah chili team

Phillips Murrah attorneys team up to win big at annual chili cook-off Blog Post

Patrick Hullum

Director speaks to Oklahoma Agricultural Aviation Association members on protecting aerial spray businesses Blog Post

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ALERT: Colorado lawsuit asserts oil and gas forced pooling is unconstitutional Blog Post

Gavel to Gavel: IP agreement is key to invention ownership Blog Post

An employee looks over the employment contract that contains mandatory arbitration agreements

Mandatory arbitration agreements and independent contract drivers Blog Post

Westbrook plays against Minnesota

Phillips Murrah Blocks for Bucks campaign breaks $10K mark Blog Post

Donna Anderson

Firm selects Employee of the Month for December 2018 Blog Post

Gifts provided to families for 2018 holiday season through Oklahoma Family Network

Firm provides for Oklahoma Family Network for holidays Blog Post

Sign of the Times – The Nuts and Bolts of Raising Awareness Blog Post

Phillips Murrah helps empower women as 2019 NAWL Sustaining Sponsor Blog Post

Robert N. Sheets

Sheets presents on issues related to title opinions, examination Blog Post

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Firm selects Employee of the Month for November 2018 Blog Post