Estate planning for business owners is crucial, particularly to ensure your business remains in your family. For many Tulsa business owners, your company is more than just a source of income—it’s a…
If you’re starting a new business in Oklahoma, one of the first decisions you’ll face is whether to operate as a sole proprietor or form a limited liability company (LLC). Both options…
An OMMA license forfeiture can happen for many reasons. Oklahoma’s medical marijuana industry has grown rapidly since 2018, leading to a surge in grower, dispensary, and processor licenses. However, the Oklahoma Medical…
A summary judgment is a legal determination from a court in a civil lawsuit without a full trial. A court grants summary judgment when there are no material facts in dispute requiring…
There are several types of easements in Oklahoma. An easement is a legal right to use another person’s land for a specific purpose. It grants the holder of the easement (dominant estate)…
Trying to dissolve a business partnership in Oklahoma involves a series of legal steps and considerations to ensure the process is handled smoothly and all legal obligations are met. Below is a…
A warranty of merchantability is a legal promise in the sale of goods by a merchant. This warranty helps protect consumers and ensures that the goods sold meet a minimum level of…
Getting attorney fees in a breach of contract case is possible. In Oklahoma, the general rule is that each party is responsible for paying their own attorney fees, unless there is a…
The statute of limitations for civil cases in Oklahoma varies depending on the type of case. The statute of limitations is the period within which you must file a lawsuit. After this…
Damages in a breach of contract case in Tulsa County are monetary compensation awarded to the injured party to make them whole after the other party has failed to fulfill their contractual…