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Soft Tissue Injuries at work are very common workplace injuries in Oklahoma. However, they are much more difficult to prove for purposes of receiving Workers Comp payments. The reason people have trouble getting workman’s comp payment is generally due to the inability to know exactly when the injury happened. As a result, some people cannot report the injury until much…
Eluding a Police Officer in Oklahoma is a serious crime that can land you in jail.. A Topeka man recently received a sentence of 8 years in prison for eluding an officer and other illegal acts. The man was sleeping in his car when police approached him. He woke and made an attempt to drive away while an officer’s arm…
You can restore gun rights In Oklahoma if you have lost them because you have a felony criminal record. People are often times shocked to find out they lose their right to own a firearm if they have a conviction. Its a right that many folks don’t even consider until its lost. In fact many of us are amazed to…
There are circumstances where an ex-spouse can contest a will drafted by a former spouse. When dealing with the delicate matters of wills and estates in Oklahoma, it’s important to understand the specific legal avenues available. This is particularly relevant if you’re an ex-spouse wondering if you have the standing to contest a former partner’s will. Oklahoma law provides clear…
You cannot be Fired For Filing Bankruptcy in Oklahoma. The State and Federal government provide certain protection for people filing chapter 7 or chapter 13. If you’re considering filing for bankruptcy, you probably have endless questions about your future. One of the main questions may be about keeping your current job or being able to find another job in the…
Specific and general intent crimes in Oklahoma require different types of proof for the prosecutor to get a conviction. In criminal law, intent refers to the state of mind of the perpetrator at the time the crime was committed. Specific intent crimes require the perpetrator to have a particular purpose or objective in mind when committing the crime, while general…