Car Accident Deposition and What Happens Next

Car Accident Deposition and What Happens Next

A car accident deposition is sworn, recorded testimony taken during your lawsuit’s discovery phase, usually months after the case is filed. Afterward, the transcript gets reviewed, additional…

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The Top 17 Mistakes to Avoid After a Car Accident

If you are involved in a car accident, it is vital to know ways to avoid “wrecking your claim.” Avoiding these mistakes can help you avoid compromising…

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Oklahoma Supreme Court Upholds Right to UM Benefits

The Oklahoma Supreme Court recently upheld an important insurance coverage protection for consumers in a case involving uninsured/underinsured motorist (UM) benefits. In Coates v. Progressive Direct Insurance…

4 Reasons To Consider An Attorney After An Auto Accident

4 Reasons To Consider An Attorney After An Auto Accident

After a car accident in Oklahoma, an attorney protects your legal rights, negotiates with insurance adjusters, calculates the full value of your damages, and represents you if…

Why did my doctor’s office file a lien against me?

Why did my doctor’s office file a lien against me?

Your doctor filed a lien to guarantee payment from any insurance settlement related to your case. This legal arrangement allows you to receive necessary medical care without paying upfront. The lien protects both parties: you receive treatment without immediate financial burden, and your doctor has a secured claim to payment from your case proceeds.

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IME – The (not so) Independent Medical Exam

An independent medical exam (IME) in an Oklahoma injury case is a physical or mental evaluation the defense requests, using a doctor the insurance company chooses and…

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How to Answer Personal Injury Interrogatories

In an Oklahoma personal injury lawsuit, you answer interrogatories — written questions from the opposing side — in writing and under oath, usually within 30 days of…

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Bad Driving Record Evidence in Civil Suits

In most Oklahoma civil suits, a driver’s past speeding tickets, accidents, or other driving history cannot be used as evidence that they caused your crash. Courts exclude…

Gap Insurance: What is It and Who Needs It?

Gap Insurance: What is It and Who Needs It?

Gap insurance pays the difference between what you still owe on a financed or leased car and its actual cash value if the vehicle is totaled. It…

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Trying to Settle Your Own Case

You can negotiate your own Oklahoma injury settlement when liability is clear, injuries are minor, and only one insurer is involved: finish treatment, document every bill and…

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5 Things You Need to Tell Your Car Accident Lawyer

The five things you must tell your Oklahoma car accident lawyer are your full criminal history, any prior accidents or injuries, any accident or injury that happens…

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Soft Tissue Cases and Chiropractic Care

Most personal injury cases involving back and neck pain will be caused by damage to the soft tissues around the spinal column (muscles and tendons) and not…

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Oklahoma Car Seat Laws Complete Guide

Our twins were born before our oldest turned two, so my wife and I spent a ton of time researching car seats! At the time, the Honda…

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Oklahoma Truck Accidents Are on the Rise

Truck accidents in Oklahoma have been rising: Oklahoma Highway Patrol data show more than 1,100 semi-truck crashes in the Oklahoma City metro area in a recent 12-month…

Can a Car Accident Cause a Torn Rotator Cuff?

Can a Car Accident Cause a Torn Rotator Cuff?

Yes — the force of a car accident can tear the rotator cuff, the group of muscles and tendons that hold the arm in the shoulder socket….

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What is the Average Settlement Amount for a Car Accident?

There’s no true average—settlements depend on: Severity of injuries, medical costs, lost wages, and insurance limits. Minor cases may settle for a few thousand dollars; serious injuries can reach six figures or more.

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Symptoms of Internal Bleeding After a Car Accident

The early signs of internal bleeding after a car accident include abdominal or chest pain, dizziness or fainting, low blood pressure, a rapid or weak pulse, large…

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Will a Car Accident Settlement Affect My SSI Benefits?

Yes, a car accident settlement can affect your SSI benefits. Supplemental Security Income is both income-tested and resource-tested, so a lump-sum payment sitting in your bank account…

Can a Car Accident Cause Rheumatoid Arthritis?

Can a Car Accident Cause Rheumatoid Arthritis?

A car accident alone does not cause rheumatoid arthritis (RA). RA is an autoimmune disease driven by genetics and environmental factors, not a single injury. The physical…

Can a Car Accident Cause Scoliosis?

Can a Car Accident Cause Scoliosis?

Yes. Most scoliosis is congenital or shows up during childhood growth, but the direct force of a car accident can fracture or misalign the spine and produce…

Can a Car Accident Cause Vision Problems?

Can a Car Accident Cause Vision Problems?

Yes. A car accident can cause real vision problems, including blurred or double vision, light sensitivity, and permanent vision loss in severe cases. The cause is usually…

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