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Starting a small business in Wagoner County is an exciting endeavor, but it requires careful planning to ensure compliance with local, state, and federal laws. Understanding the legal essentials can help you lay a solid foundation for your business and avoid potential pitfalls. Let us walk you through some basics. Choose a Business Structure One of the first steps in starting a small business…
The Warranty of Merchantability for new homes is an important thing to know about when purchasing one. This warranty ensures that goods sold are fit for their intended purpose, and, the context of real estate, is often applied through implied warranties tied to new construction homes. What Is the Warranty of Merchantability? The warranty of merchantability is an implied warranty under the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC)…
The Law of Adverse possession is a legal doctrine that allows a person to claim ownership of land under certain conditions, even if they do not hold legal title to it. In Oklahoma, the law of adverse possession is in the state statutes and requires specific criteria for a successful claim. Here, we’ll discuss the requirements and the process to claim property under the…
Home Builder Construction Defects are common civil disputes in Wagoner County. Contractors generally work ethically and with a desire to provide quality results for their clients. Sometimes though this is not what happens. Whether you can sue your home builder for construction defects and what remedies are available to you depends on a few different factors. Additionally, those factors may include the terms of…
A construction contract dispute in Oklahoma can be very stressful. You paid for a job to be done and for what ever reason what you have gotten for your money just isn’t what you bargained for. In the realm of construction projects, disputes are not uncommon. From delays in completion to disagreements over quality standards, various issues can arise that may lead to conflicts…