The short answer is Yes.
To sue for breach of contract, the employer must show:
1. That there was a contract between the employer and the employee
2. That the employee breached the contract.
To see whether there was a
The short answer is Yes.
To sue for breach of contract, the employer must show:
1. That there was a contract between the employer and the employee
2. That the employee breached the contract.
To see whether there was a…
Recently, a client asked me, “What’s the difference between a do-not-resuscitate order and an advance directive?” Since many people (including some medical professionals) are confused about this, I thought I’d devote a blog post to the topic.
Stated simply:
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A power of attorney is a document where the signer gives another person the authority to act and make transactions on the signer’s behalf. In Oklahoma, there are two types of power of attorney:
1) powers of attorney, and
2)…
My fellow attorney Josh Gerben, has just written an excellent post on Linkedin. Click here to check it out:
Mr. Gerben’s main point is that often, he has to tell a client that the client’s case is weak. But,…
The late Supreme Court justice, Antonin Scalia, once wrote that the first question to ask in every court case is: Does the court have jurisdiction? This is a very important question to ask in a child custody case. In many…
Two years ago, in McGirt v. Oklahoma, the U.S. Supreme Court held that most of eastern Oklahoma (including all of Bartlesville) is an Indian reservation. Because of this, the Court held that only the federal government (and not the state…
This year, when I was doing business with a major corporation, I noticed that the contract I signed with this corporation had an “arbitration clause.” This meant that if I had any disagreement with the corporation, I had to take…
Asking what types of estate planning documents are needed is like asking what kind of medicine is needed. Every person’s property is different, so, the estate planning documents that each person needs are different. But there are common estate planning…
Civil forfeiture is the procedure where the state can take property from its owner if the property has a connection to a crime. You may be able to defeat a civil forfeiture if:
· The state can’t prove that the…
On May 11, 2022, Gov. Kevin Stitt signed a new bill that changes the law on protective orders. This new law makes it easier to file a protective order against a non-relative who lives in the same household as you…