Business Law Archives - Creek County Attorneys

The “Death” of Non-Competes in Oklahoma?

For years, non-compete agreements were common tools used by employers to protect trade secrets and limit competition. In many states, such clauses restricted where a departing employee could work, often disadvantaging low-wage workers and professionals alike. But as of 2026, Oklahoma has significantly altered the legal landscape, raising a fair question: Has Oklahoma effectively ended non-competes? What Oklahoma Law Says Now Historically, Oklahoma—as a common […]

Chapter 7 v. Chapter 13: Which is Right for Your 2026 Financial Reset?

Deciding between Chapter 7 v. Chapter 13 bankruptcy can be confusing. Bankruptcy is often thought of as a last resort, but for many individuals in Oklahoma, it can provide a real opportunity for a financial reset. Two of the most common personal bankruptcy options are Chapter 7 v. Chapter 13. Both can give you a fresh start, but they work very differently and serve different financial […]

What’s the Statute of Limitations on a Construction Contract in Creek County?

Construction projects often involve complex agreements, multiple contractors, and detailed timelines. When something goes wrong, such as defective work or breach of contract, parties need to know how long they have to file a lawsuit. In Oklahoma, the statute of limitations for construction-related claims depends on the type of contract and the nature of the defect. Understanding these time limits is critical. If you wait […]

When Are Verbal Contracts Enforceable?

We often get questions about whether or not verbal contracts are enforceable in Oklahoma. Many people believe that all contracts must be in writing to be valid, but that is not always the case. Verbal contracts, also known as oral agreements, can be legally enforceable under certain conditions. Understanding when they hold up in court can help you avoid costly disputes. Are Verbal Contracts […]

What Is Considered A Breach of Contract in Oklahoma?

Understanding the basics of a breach of contract can help you protect yourself and your business. Contracts are at the heart of most business and personal transactions and set out each party’s rights and obligations, providing structure and predictability. But when one party fails to uphold their end of the deal, it may constitute a breach of contract. What are the Basics of a […]

What If I’m Having Problems With a Contractor and The Quality of Their Work in Creek County

Having problems with a contractor can be a frustrating experience. If you find yourself in this situation in Creek County, Oklahoma, it’s important to understand your rights and some of the strategies you can use to resolve the issue effectively. Here, we’ll discuss the steps you should take when dealing with these problems and how to prevent these issues. Steps to Take When Facing […]