When facing divorce proceedings while dealing with a personal injury settlement in Oklahoma, one of the most pressing concerns is whether your soon-to-be ex-spouse can claim any…
Category: Oklahoma Laws
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
Is It Possible to Receive a Car Accident Settlement Even If I Was Issued a Traffic Ticket?
Fault and Traffic Citations in Oklahoma Car Accidents When car accident negotiations start, determining who is at fault is the first issue the liability adjuster will generally…
Oklahoma Car Window Tint Laws
Applying a tint to your car windows in Oklahoma can enhance the vehicle’s appearance and improve your driving experience by reducing glare and heat. However, adhering to…
Am I Liable if My Friend is Driving My Car and Causes an Accident?
The liability of a motor vehicle owner for injuries or damage resulting from the negligent operation of their vehicle by another person hinges on whether the vehicle…
Bad Driving Record Evidence in Civil Suits
If you are involved in an automobile accident case, you may wonder if evidence of your bad driving record or the defendant’s record is admissible. Conventional wisdom…
Settlement Approvals for Children With a “Friendly Suit”
Any attorney who has handled injury cases with someone under the age of 18 knows that a friendly suit needs to be filed – even to approve…