Non-compete agreements remain one of the most commonly used tools in employment law. For employers, they offer a layer of protection for trade secrets, client relationships, and proprietary information.

Oklahoma's new Consumer Data Privacy Act takes effect January 1, 2027, imposing comprehensive data protection obligations on businesses that process personal information of 100,000+ Oklahoma residents or derive over 50% of revenue from selling data of 25,000+ residents. This guide examines who must comply, what consumer rights the law creates, what operational changes businesses must implement, and how to build a compliant privacy program before the deadline.

Understanding the different types of powers of attorney in Oklahoma is critical for protecting your family and business when you cannot act for yourself.

In most private M&A deals, the hardest number to agree on is the purchase price. Sellers know what their business is worth based on momentum, pipeline, and potential. Buyers see risk...

For Oklahoma business owners seeking to acquire commercial real estate or long-life equipment, the SBA 504 Loan Program offers fixed-rate financing with as little as 10% down and terms extending up to 25 years.

Two years ago, “AI compliance” was a buzzword most Oklahoma business owners could safely ignore. In 2026, failing to be compliant is now an operational risk.

If you are running a small business or planning to launch one, access to capital is often the single biggest obstacle standing between where you are today and where you want to be.

If you're building a startup or growing business in Oklahoma, there's a federal tax benefit that could save you millions of dollars when you eventually sell your company. The Qualified Small Business Stock (QSBS)...

Buying a franchise can be one of the smartest paths to business ownership. You get a proven business model, an established brand, and operational support from day one.

What Every Owner Needs to Know Before Signing on the Dotted Line

Asset versus stock purchase structures create fundamentally different tax, liability, and operational outcomes in M&A transactions. Understanding how deal structure affects basis step-up, successor liability exposure, contract assignment requirements, and after-tax proceeds is essential for Oklahoma buyers and sellers navigating acquisitions in 2026, particularly following the OBBBA tax law changes that reshaped QSBS treatment and capital gains planning.

President Trump's January 2025 energy executive orders have sent shockwaves through the energy sector, promising the most significant regulatory changes in decades.

If you own multiple businesses, manage a real estate portfolio, or plan to expand into multiple ventures, there's a business structure that could save you thousands in formation costs while providing robust asset protection.

If you own investment real estate in Oklahoma or anywhere in the United States, there's a powerful tax strategy that could save you hundreds of thousands of dollars when you sell your property.

One of the most important decisions you'll make as an entrepreneur is choosing the right legal structure for your business.