If you own property in Oklahoma, you have a duty of care to keep visitors and guests safe. As a business owner, for example, if there’s a parking lot available for your customers, you must keep it adequately lit at night. If you have insufficient lighting, and someone...
Employers in Oklahoma and throughout the country can typically fire at will. This means that you do not have to have a reason to let one of your employees go. You just can’t break the law in doing so, meaning you can’t terminate employment for an illegal reason....
Like most successful business owners in Oklahoma and across the country, you may have worked for years to build your company from the ground up. You’ve no doubt encountered challenges along the way and have probably endured some tough financial times, as well. Some...
Written agreements are no doubt an integral part of your Oklahoma business. The last thing you need, however, is to be dragged into court when someone with whom you’ve entered an agreement files a lawsuit against you. Knowing how to strengthen your business contracts...