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In Oklahoma, as in many other states, Workers Compensation Attorneys Charge nothing upfront to take your case. This is because workers’ compensation attorneys typically charge their fees on a contingency basis. This means that the attorney’s fees are contingent upon successfully obtaining benefits or a settlement for you. This is great news for injured workers. Lets face it a work…
When hiring an attorney for your construction law case its important to hire one with extensive litigation experience. At Kania Law Office our construction lawyers in Tulsa have a broad range of litigation experience involving construction law. Our Oklahoma attorneys take a holistic approach to solving construction related problems. This means that we draw on many years of litigation and…
Its not uncommon in divorce or child custody cases where a spouse files a protective order against the other side. A protective order in Oklahoma is a court order that protects specific individuals from harassment or abuse. The order limits another person’s behavior towards the individual requesting protection. They can be filed by anyone against another in which they are…
Violations of Oklahoma sexting laws are on the rise. Many parents may find the constant texting activity of their kids to be annoying. However, parents may not realize that a common text messaging activity can result in their teenagers facing criminal charges for creating, distributing or possessing child pornography. This common activity among teens which may expose your teen to…
The Truth About How To Fight a False Protective Order in Oklahoma Protective orders, also known as restraining orders, serve as a crucial legal mechanism to protect individuals from domestic violence. They are also used as a legal tool to combat harassment, stalking, or any form of abuse. However, the order can and are often times falsely obtained. People who…
The right to bail in Oklahoma is guaranteed, within certain limitations, by the Eighth Amendment to the United States Constitution. This amendment states that “[e]xcessive bail shall not be required” in a criminal case. Supreme Court cases have held that the government must not set bail higher than what is necessary to ensure the government’s interest. The classic government interests…