Master Oklahoma Litigation: The 5-Hour CLE Bundle for OK Lawyers

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Staying compliant with the Oklahoma Bar Association’s MCLE requirements shouldn't feel like a chore. If you are looking for a high-value way to knock out nearly half of your annual requirement—including that essential Oklahoma ethics credit—OkieCLE.com has designed a litigation-focused bundle specifically for you.

This 5-hour on-demand bundle isn’t just a "box-checker." It features deep dives into complex Oklahoma law, featuring insights from respected litigator and author Mark B. Houts.

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What’s Inside the Oklahoma Litigation Bundle?

1. Tort vs. Contract: The Distinction and the Overlap (1 Hour) In the heat of litigation, the line between a breach of contract and a tortious act can blur. This course explores the critical distinctions and the strategic "overlap" areas that can make or break a petition in Oklahoma courts.

2. From "Lawyer Stories" to Post-Judgment Collections (2 Hours) Every litigator has a story, but not every litigator knows how to turn a favorable verdict into a money recovery. This session begins with an engaging "lawyer story" that sets the stage for a masterclass in the technical, often frustrating world of post-judgment collections in Oklahoma.

3. Inherent Authority to Settle: Do You Have It? (1 Hour - Ethics) Can you bind your client to a settlement without a signed writing? Based on Mark Houts’ definitive research—originally published as "Questioning Authority: Explorations of an Attorney's Power to Settle in Oklahoma" in the Oklahoma City University Law Review—this course is a must-watch for any attorney who negotiates on behalf of clients. It counts toward your mandatory Oklahoma ethics CLE requirement.

4. A Primer on Indirect Contempt of Court (1 Hour) What happens when a court order is ignored? This course provides a comprehensive look at the procedures and pitfalls of indirect contempt. It is based on Mark Houts’ widely cited article, "Indirect Contempt – A Primer," published in the Oklahoma Bar Journal. You’ll learn the nuances of penal vs. remedial contempt and how to protect your client’s rights (or enforce your own orders).

Why Oklahoma Lawyers Choose OkieCLE.com

On-Demand Convenience: Watch whenever your schedule allows—no more driving to seminars.
Oklahoma-Specific Content: No generic national content here. These courses are built for the Oklahoma Bar.
Expert Instruction: Learn from practitioners like Mark Houts, who have literally written the book (or the Law Review article) on these topics.