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Title Problem Before Closing? The Most Common Title Defects in Oklahoma and How They Are Cured
November 13th, 2026 by adminUnprobated estates, old mortgages, liens, missing signatures and deed errors: the title defects that delay Oklahoma closings and how to fix them.
Offered a Wind or Solar Lease in Oklahoma? Eight Things to Negotiate Before You Sign
November 13th, 2026 by adminWind and solar leases can bind land for decades. The terms Oklahoma landowners should negotiate before signing.
Payment timing, pay-if-paid, the statutory right to suspend work, change orders and lien rights, explained for contractors and subcontractors.
Before You Sign a Commercial Lease: Eight Terms Every Tenant Should Negotiate
November 13th, 2026 by adminTriple net charges, personal guaranties, repairs, assignment and renewal: the lease terms that matter most to business tenants.
Selling a Business in Oklahoma: How the Deal Works and Where Sellers Lose Money
November 13th, 2026 by adminAsset or equity sale, the letter of intent, due diligence and the purchase agreement terms that decide what a seller keeps.
The clauses behind most contract disputes, and what to look for before you sign.
Can a Foreign Buyer Own Land in Oklahoma? The Rule, the Resident Exception, and the Affidavit Every Deed Now Needs
November 13th, 2026 by adminOklahoma restricts land ownership by non-citizens and requires an affidavit with most deeds. Who qualifies, what to sign, and the risks.
IEEPA Tariff Refunds: Has Your Company Claimed Its Money — and Who Gets to Keep It?
November 13th, 2026 by adminThe Supreme Court struck down IEEPA tariffs, but refunds must be claimed. What importers and their customers should check now.
Bitten by a Dog in Oklahoma? The Owner Is Strictly Liable — Even If the Dog Never Bit Before
November 13th, 2026 by adminOklahoma holds dog owners strictly liable for unprovoked bites. The defenses, who pays, what to do after an attack, and the deadline.
Customer Won’t Pay? Collecting Unpaid Invoices in Oklahoma — and Making the Debtor Pay Your Attorney’s Fees
November 13th, 2026 by adminHow Oklahoma businesses collect past-due accounts: attorney fee shifting, interest, limitations periods, and enforcing a judgment.