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Liability waivers for sporting activity are generally enforceable in Oklahoma. To be more detailed, an attorney would need to see the waiver and know more about the details of what caused your friend's death,

Often, the purchaser will say it was a loan and the person in possession of the item will say it was a gift. Assuming there is evidence that your ex-boyfriend made payments on the tv, you have a stronger case that it was a loan and not a gift. You should talk to an attorney about suing for return... View More

If you can prove ownership of the dog, you can probably get it back by filing a "replevin" action. A replevin action is a lawsuit for the return of personal property.

Yes, it is possible, but there are a lot of factors the court will consider. You should consult with an attorney.

Title 41, section 102(14): "'Single-family residence' means a structure used and maintained as a single dwelling unit. A dwelling unit, including those with common walls, shall be deemed a single-family residence if it has direct access to a street or thoroughfare and shares neither... View More

You would have all the normal liability associated with owning a car that is driven by someone else. You could also be criminally liable as an accessory after the fact.

Probably. However, doing so opens the door to conflicts of interest. The judge should not preside over a case in which he or she has ever been involved as an attorney, as an investigator, as a witness, or in any other non-neutral role.

Probably. It depends on the actual reason(s) they have for not selling products to you.

An employer must comply with the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) to obtain and use credit information in an employment decision. The FCRA is administered by the Federal Trade Commission. According to their website, "Consumer reporting agencies may not report outdated negative information.... View More

That depends largely on what information is in your employee file. Assuming it contains normal information such as your home address, your birthday, your social security number and disciplinary history, it is possible that your privacy rights have been violated. It also depends on what you mean... View More

We do not have enough information to answer your question. There are special "child" labor laws from the federal government, and they depend on the type of job. For example, there are different provisions for agricultural work, kitchen work and amusement park work. Oklahoma also has... View More

It depends on whether you mean "misconduct associated with the work" in the formal sense used in unemployment insurance hearings or if you mean "misconduct defined by my employer's policy." Losing a status or license necessary to work can be "misconduct" in terms... View More

Contact the Alcoholic Beverages Law Enforcement (ABLE) Commission and ask them, or look it up on their website. If you are selling alcohol in Oklahoma, you should become familiar with all the rules.

Unfortunately, determining where to file is particularly difficult when it comes to custody and visitation. There are too many variables to write here: you should consult with a family law attorney.

The attorney is entitled to pay for any work he performed and for any costs he accepted, such as fees for filing your bankruptcy. If he did a lot of work in three days, there may be nothing to refund. If the amount you paid is excessive for the amount of work performed, the attorney should refund... View More

If someone negligently or purposely allowed your dog to leave your yard, that person may be liable not only for your loss but also for damage to the vehicle that struck him. Without knowing more about how your dog ended up being struck by a car, it is impossible to say whether the driver was at... View More

There is not enough information to fully answer your questions. The biggest factor is whether your father-in-law is still alive, and without that information, there's not much one can say about how the estate would be divided. As to the house, it does not suddenly become "up for... View More

They each have different potential criminal and civil liability. Also keep in mind there are different injured parties: the owner of the vehicle and the property owners and injured persons harmed by the wreck.

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