Failing to report a car accident can create complications. Your insurance company needs a record of the incident, even if you think it’s minor. Without a report,…
What happens at a deposition for a car accident
There are multiple steps to the legal process for a car accident. A car accident deposition might be necessary if we feel a lawsuit is necessary to…
Is Lane Splitting Legal in Oklahoma?
In Oklahoma, motorcyclists must adhere to strict traffic laws, including lane-splitting regulations. Lane splitting refers to the practice where motorcycles ride between lanes of slower or stopped…
How much are most truck accident settlements?
Truck accident settlements depend on many factors, including the severity of the crash and the resulting injuries. These crashes are often catastrophic, so the average truck accident…
Bike Accident: How to Claim Compensation
Bike accidents can be both frightening and life-changing. If you find yourself injured in one, you might be facing not only physical pain but also the stress…
Why Did My Car Insurance Go Up Without an Accident
Many drivers are surprised when their car insurance premiums increase even though they haven’t been in an accident. It’s a common question and concern because you’d expect…
What Is the Number One Cause of Lift Truck Accidents
Lift truck accidents can lead to serious injuries and sometimes even death. They are common in places like warehouses and construction sites where lift trucks are often…
How Does a Lump Sum Settlement Affect Social Security Disability?
Getting hurt and accepting a lump sum settlement might change how much money you get from Social Security. However, this is a complicated issue. A lump sum…
The Role of Negligence in Car Accident Lawsuits
Understanding Negligence in Car Accident LawsuitsNegligence in car accident cases means a driver failed to exercise reasonable care when operating a vehicle. Every driver has a legal…
What Is the Average Back and Neck Injury Settlement After a Car Accident?
Back and neck injuries are among the most common outcomes of a motor vehicle accident. For a car accident involving such injuries, the average settlement can fluctuate…
The Importance of Hiring a Personal Injury Attorney
Getting hurt in an accident can change your life quickly. You may deal with pain, high medical bills, missed work, and stress that feels impossible to manage….
Are Golf Carts Street Legal in Oklahoma?
Golf carts have become increasingly popular as a means of transportation, not just on the golf course but also in neighborhoods and communities. However, the legality of…
I Didn’t Go to the Doctor After My Car Accident. Do I Still Have a Case?
If you didn’t go to the doctor after a car accident, you might be wondering if you still have a case. Many individuals decide not to seek medical…
How Oklahoma’s Good Samaritan Law Applies to Car Accident Cases
Imagine witnessing a severe car accident. Your first instinct might be to rush over and help the injured victims. But a nagging thought holds you back: “What…
Why “Full Coverage” on Your Oklahoma Auto Insurance Policy Likely Doesn’t Protect You Fully
As an Oklahoma driver, you may believe that having “full coverage” auto insurance means you’re completely protected in the event of an accident. However, this common misconception…
Do I Need a Lawyer for a Minor Car Accident in Oklahoma?
If you’ve been in a minor car accident in Oklahoma, you might question whether hiring a lawyer is necessary. While some minor accidents can be resolved without…
What If My Child Is Injured in an Oklahoma Car Accident?
As a parent, one of the most devastating experiences is learning that your child has been hurt in an automobile collision. The physical, emotional, and financial toll…
Can I Sue for PTSD After an Oklahoma Car Accident?
Car accidents can be traumatic experiences that leave lasting physical and emotional scars. While many people focus on the visible injuries, the invisible wounds of Post-Traumatic Stress…
What to Do If You’re Hit by an Uninsured Driver in Oklahoma
Uninsured Motorist Coverage in OklahomaOklahoma follows an at-fault insurance system, requiring drivers to show financial responsibility, usually through insurance coverage that satisfies the Compulsory Insurance Law requirements…
How Long Will My Oklahoma Car Accident Cases Take?
If you’ve been involved in a car accident in Oklahoma, you may be considering filing a lawsuit to seek compensation for your injuries and damages. One of…
Separate Offers to Confess Judgment Can Operate Independently
It’s common for insurance companies to file an “offer to confess judgment” before a personal injury trial begins. For one, there isn’t a risk (I guess if…
Walmart Slip and Fall Deposition Questions of Plaintiff
Questions from Seven Walmart Slip and Fall DepositionsWe’ve summarized and organized deposition questions from seven slip-and-fall cases against Walmart. The Walmart lawyer will generally want to take…
“You Have a Great Case” and Other Excuses Injury Lawyers Use
It’s common for potential clients to come to my office after meeting with another attorney who told them, “You have a great case, but I don’t have…
Exceptions to the Statute of Limitations for Oklahoma Personal Injury Claims
In Oklahoma, individuals who have suffered personal injuries typically have a two-year window from the date of the incident to initiate legal action. This period is designed…
What Is the Age Requirement to Ride on the Back of a Motorcycle?
Passenger Age and Equipment Requirements for Motorcycles in OklahomaWhile Oklahoma law does not set a minimum age for motorcycle passengers, it emphasizes the passenger’s safety. The state…
Do I still have a motorcycle accident case if I wasn’t wearing a helmet?
In Oklahoma, motorcycle riders and passengers over the age of 18 are not required by law to wear helmets. However, this flexibility can make it more difficult…
Am I Required to Give a Recorded Statement to the Insurance Company?
Why Insurance Companies Request Recorded StatementsRecorded statements serve a dual purpose. They document your version of the events but also open avenues for misinterpretation or manipulation by…
What costs do insurance adjusters usually leave out after a car accident?
Lost wages, long-term medical bills, emotional distress. Insurers may not mention these expenses up front, so it’s important to understand your full costs before settling. Insurance adjusters minimize payouts through quick settlement offers, delayed negotiations, and discouraging legal representation. Car accident victims often miss significant future costs beyond immediate medical expenses: rising healthcare costs, potential life insurance premium increases/coverage denials, lost income, and compensation for emotional distress (PTSD, depression, anxiety)
Is It Possible to Receive a Car Accident Settlement Even If I Was Issued a Traffic Ticket?
Fault and Traffic Citations in Oklahoma Car AccidentsWhen car accident negotiations start, determining who is at fault is the first issue the liability adjuster will generally review….
Costs to File a Personal Injury Lawsuit in Oklahoma City
Litigation CostsAttorney FeesOne of the most significant expenses in personal injury lawsuits is attorney fees. Many personal injury attorneys work on a contingency fee basis, charging a…
