She will now serve a one year commitment as Past President. Under Renee’s leadership, the OBA addressed the issue of judicial elections, added new programs and enhanced existing services.
The American Arbitration Association® (AAA®), the leading provider of conflict management and dispute resolution services, has selected Chris S. Thrutchley to be Oklahoma’s AAA Employment Arbitrator. The use of arbitration to resolve a wider variety of disputes has grown extensively and has become a significant part of the justice system on which our society relies for a fair determination of legal rights.
GableGotwals attorney, Philip Hixon, was elected Vice Chair of the Will Rogers Memorial Commission which oversees the museums in Claremore and Oolagah. Philip has been involved with the Commission for several years volunteering his time.
30/30 Next Gen recognizes the next generation of innovative, creative and inspiring individuals who push the boundaries beyond their years in all areas: arts, entertainment, business, media, sports, technology and more.
Sid Swinson has recently authored Chapter 7 Practice from a Trustees’ Perspective which was included in the Consumer Finance Law Quarterly Report. The article outlines common mistakes made by debtor’s attorneys and provides guidelines to help bankruptcy attorneys avoid these errors.
Renee DeMoss was sworn in by Oklahoma Supreme Court as the 2014 Oklahoma Bar Association President.
Tulsa’s Young Professionals honored the businesses, organizations and volunteers who have most supported the TYPros mission over the past year at its third annual Boomtown Awards. Adam Doverspike was recognized as the Government Relations Crew Member of the Year.
Each year the Tulsa Business & Legal News asks the citizens of Tulsa to nominate businessmen they feel are accomplished in their profession, serve to better the community and inspire other men.