How to Check for Liens for Your Client in Oklahoma, Cleveland, and Canadian Counties
Staying up-to-date on your client’s liens and subrogation claims is critical as you move toward resolving their case. Use this guide to check for new and updated medical liens in your client’s name.
See Rex Travis’ Malpractice Avoidance CLE materials for a complete discussion of the impact of not resolving client’s liens and subrogation: “Keeping Your Money and Your Law License – Malpractice Avoidance and Ethics for Trial Lawyers.”
Check for Liens for Your Client in Oklahoma, Cleveland, and Canadian Counties:
OKLAHOMA COUNTY
- Choose “ROD” at top left of web page.
- Type client’s full name, last name first, into the search box.
- Add addtional parameters as needed in the boxes.
- Click search at the bottom right.
- A new page will open with a list of liens of all types for your client.
- Click the page icon to the left of the instrument you want to see or download.
- Some instruments have icons to allow you to view court, assessor, or treasury records.
CLEVELAND COUNTY
- Click the link for “Index Search” at the bottom of the page.
- “Accept” the Disclaimer and Terms of Service at bottom of page.
- Click the link at the bottom for a “Name” search.
- Type client’s last name, first name, and put in the date of incident in the “Begin File Date.” Click “Submit.”
- Click the instrument number to open a particular instrument.
CANADIAN COUNTY
- Same steps as for Cleveland County, above.