Most Oklahoma car accident cases resolve in a few months when liability is clear and the insurer cooperates. A case that heads to trial often takes a…
Category: Lawsuits
Separate Offers to Confess Judgment Can Operate Independently
Yes. Under Oklahoma law, offers of judgment made under 12 O.S. § 1101 and 12 O.S. § 1101.1(A) are separate, independent procedures a defendant can use in…
Costs to File a Personal Injury Lawsuit in Oklahoma City
Filing a personal injury lawsuit in Oklahoma City starts with a $252.14 court filing fee, plus separate costs for medical records, service of process, depositions, and expert…
Admitted Liability In Personal Injury Cases
An admission of liability means the insurer or defendant accepts responsibility for causing the accident, not the amount owed. The case then turns on proving damages. Oklahoma’s…
Why Personal Injury Cases Take So Long
Personal injury cases take so long because your attorney has to wait for you to finish medical treatment, negotiate with the insurance company, and then work around…
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…
