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…
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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…
Costs to File a Personal Injury Lawsuit in Oklahoma City
Litigation Costs Attorney Fees One of the most significant expenses in personal injury lawsuits is attorney fees. Many personal injury attorneys work on a contingency fee basis,…
Admitted Liability In Personal Injury Cases
What is Admitted Liability? ‘Admitted liability’ cases are when the defendant acknowledges their fault for causing the accident. However, accepting fault is usually a strategic move to…
Why Personal Injury Cases Take So Long
However, there are many unavoidable speed bumps along the way. Delays Before Your Lawsuit is Filed There are several important reasons why your lawyer does not file…
What Happens if Someone Dies in a Car Accident?
Nothing could be more devastating than losing a spouse or family member to a fatal car accident in Oklahoma, mainly if the other driver’s careless actions caused…
Opinion: Not Judge’s Job to Protect Us from the Jury System
Popular culture has widely accepted the caricature of juries as ignorant and unreliable. Such thinking is certainly not new. More than 140 years ago, Mark Twain quipped:…
