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Four years ago today, Paycom, a company worth around $12.5 billion at the time, sued OCPA over an article OCPA published that referenced an open letter the company’s CEO, Chad Richison, sent to Governor Kevin Stitt. The letter, which was linked in the article, requested the governor take draconian measures to fight the spread of COVID-19 and abandon the “continued inaction on the part of the executive branch.” Today, on the fourth anniversary of Paycom’s predatory and meritless lawsuit that it continues to pursue in court to this day—and which has cost OCPA more than $1.1 million in attorneys’ fees so far—we want to look back at what caused the lawsuit and update everyone on some of what has happened since.
Read moreIn their defense of the secretive Judicial Nominating Commission (JNC), which selects major Oklahoma judges, officials with the Oklahoma Bar Association (OBA) have claimed the commission removes politics from the process.
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If a belligerent state launched 185 explosive drones, 36 cruise missiles and 110 surface-to-surface missiles from three fronts against civilian targets within the United States, would President Joe Biden call it a “win?”
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It’s not that I think what I have to say is important, or more important, than anyone else.
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Read moreThe Lindsey Nicole Henry Scholarships for Students with Disabilities (LNH) program, created in 2010, has been a godsend and even a lifesaver for many families over the past 14 years.
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