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A child injured at an Oklahoma public school may face a one-year GTCA notice deadline. Learn how minority, exemptions, and denial deadlines work.
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A child injured at an Oklahoma public school may face a one-year GTCA notice deadline. Learn how minority, exemptions, and denial deadlines work.

The driver who hit you says they blacked out. Oklahoma treats that as an affirmative defense, and the evidence still has to establish what caused the crash.

When a truck tire blows out or the tread separates on an Oklahoma highway, safety rules can decide who is liable. Here is how these cases work.

Officers raided the wrong home in Oklahoma? Learn the knock-and-announce rules, what Martin v. United States changed for federal raids, and how to seek damages.

Signed a waiver at an Oklahoma gym, trampoline park, or rental counter? Learn when courts enforce releases and what limits may leave a claim open.

When someone borrows a car and causes a crash in Oklahoma, the owner who handed over the keys may share liability. How negligent entrustment claims work.

An officer who kills a pet dog has seized property under the Fourth Amendment. What Oklahoma owners should know about the law, the exceptions, and the evidence.

Restraint chairs are meant for brief emergencies, not punishment. What Oklahoma families should know when a jail restraint chair leads to injury or death.

Brake-failure truck crashes often trace back to maintenance. Here is what federal rules require and who may be liable after an Oklahoma wreck.

Oklahoma teen work laws: minimum age, work permits, hour limits, banned jobs, pay rules, and what to do when an employer breaks them.

Some Oklahoma prisons lack universal air conditioning. When heat in a jail or prison injures or kills, here is how the constitutional standard works.

Federal law sets minimum insurance for trucking companies, unchanged since 1985. How the limits and the MCS-90 endorsement work in Oklahoma truck crash cases.

Oklahoma limits emotional distress claims to direct victims. How NIED works, why bystanders cannot recover, and what the Kraszewski exception requires.
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