While it can be difficult to remember every single right that you're granted in the U.S. Constitution, the Sixth Amendment is one that you should pay particular attention to if you're accused of a criminal offense. Oklahoma residents who are charged with a crime are...
Month: April 2021
Options for businesses overburdened by debt
Oklahoma businesses might experience ebbs and flows in their operations. However, when they amass debts that are no longer manageable, they might want to investigate the debt reorganization and bankruptcy options that may be available to help them deal with their...
Are there common lawsuits a business faces?
Small business owners may find the Oklahoma commerce landscape appealing. Opening a small business might present a chance for financial and personal independence, but there are legal issues to consider. Unfortunately, business owners could find themselves facing a...
Three common contract disputes that businesses can avoid
Businesses in Oklahoma City and the surrounding areas in Oklahoma may want to learn more about common contract issues that result in disputes. Knowing where issues may develop is important to a new large or small business to avoid a problem in the future. Here are...
What to do if your small business gets sued?
Oklahoma small business owners tend to be concerned with revenue, marketing and sales. However, many will face a lawsuit at some point. Understanding what happens in the event that you get sued can help you know what to do if you are served with court papers. Lawsuits...
