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| Friday, July 25, 2008 |
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TBJ Online Edition |
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| July 7-13, 2008 |
Vol. 18, No. 14 |
TBJ Law
Entrepreneur Lawyer
Gentner F. Drummond credits his law practice with giving him the flexibility to pursue his other business interests, and pursue them he has.
No Shortage of Work for Labor Lawyers
Labor and employment lawyers spend all day digesting alphabet soup, dealing with issues around laws like FMLA, ADA, FLSA, ERISA and more.
The DUI Guy
Most people would be offended to know that you had found their name on the bathroom wall, but Zach Smith is counting on it.
Stakeholders Eye Proposal
Collection of the special business improvement assessment tax, something debated for 30 years, is again creating buzz as property owners and the Tulsa City Council mulls the re-authorization of the assessment ordinance.
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