Holding property owners accountable when unsafe conditions cause serious injuries.
If you were injured on someone else's property in Oklahoma City — a store, restaurant, apartment complex, or any other property — the owner may be legally responsible for your injuries. Colton Richardson fights for premises liability victims throughout the OKC metro.
Premises liability cases in OKC involve properties throughout Oklahoma County — from retail centers along NW Expressway and Memorial Road to apartment complexes, hotels, and commercial properties. Cases are filed in Oklahoma County District Court.
Property owners in Oklahoma have a legal duty to maintain safe conditions for visitors. When they fail — through negligent maintenance, inadequate security, or failure to warn of known hazards — and someone is injured as a result, they can be held liable. Colton Richardson has recovered hundreds of thousands of dollars for premises liability victims in Oklahoma.
Notify the property manager immediately and request a copy of the incident report.
This is often the most critical evidence. Act immediately.
Document all injuries and follow all treatment recommendations.
Surveillance footage is often overwritten within 24–72 hours. We act fast to preserve it.
Oklahoma premises liability law distinguishes between invitees (customers, guests), licensees (social guests), and trespassers. Property owners owe the highest duty of care to invitees — they must inspect for and repair dangerous conditions or warn visitors of known hazards. Oklahoma's two-year statute of limitations applies to premises liability claims.
Colton Richardson handles premises liability cases throughout Oklahoma, including the OKC metro. He travels to meet clients and handles all proceedings in Oklahoma County District Court.
Local Resources & Courts
Oklahoma County District Court, OU Medical Center, Mercy Hospital OKC
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$550K
Settlement for a family after a business failed to maintain safe premises.
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