Tornado-Related Injuries and Liability in Oklahoma
When you think of a tornado, you probably think of high winds, flying debris, and homes ripped from their foundations. Tornadoes don’t just damage property. They can also cause serious injuries and sometimes even fatalities. Every year, Oklahoma sees dozens of tornadoes. In fact, Oklahoma sits right in the heart of Tornado Alley and averages…
Read MoreBiby Law Firm’s Attorneys Named to 2025 Oklahoma Super Lawyers and Rising Stars Lists
Biby Law Firm Injury and Accident Lawyers is proud to share that our partners have once again been recognized among Oklahoma attorneys selected to the 2025 Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists. Firm founder Jacob Biby made the Oklahoma Super Lawyers list for the 13th consecutive year, continuing a streak that began in 2013. Partner…
Read MoreThe Role of Maintenance Records in Proving Negligence in Tulsa Trucking Accidents
Tens of thousands of people are involved in trucking accidents on the nation’s highways every single year. In Oklahoma alone, there were over 3,100 just in 2024. When you’re involved in a serious truck accident, figuring out exactly what went wrong is rarely simple. Did the driver fall asleep? Were they on their phone or…
Read MoreOklahoma’s Illegal Truck Driver Crisis
Recent tragic events have exposed the risks posed by illegal truck drivers. Oklahoma is now attempting to crack down on these drivers and their employers. A recent Tulsa World article covered a law enforcement sweep on I-40. That sweep found that over one in four of the drivers stopped were undocumented. To make matters worse,…
Read MoreWhy Personal Injury Claims in Oklahoma Often Require Accident Reconstruction Experts
When you’ve been in a serious accident, you know how quickly the scene changes. Vehicles are moved, crews clean up the scene, and people start to forget. In some cases, the only way to figure out exactly what happened is to bring in an accident reconstruction expert. In Oklahoma personal injury cases (especially when liability…
Read MoreUnderstanding Vicarious Liability in Oklahoma Truck Accident Cases
Oklahomans are no strangers to truck accidents. According to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), over 3,300 bus and truck accidents happened in the state in 2024, with 110 people losing their lives. Of course, not all truck accidents are fatal. Many of the truck/bus accidents that happened in 2024 were non-fatal crashes, and…
Read MoreJurisdiction in Oklahoma Personal Injury Lawsuits
You’ve been injured in an accident and you’re considering legal action. At some point during this process, you’ll hear the term “jurisdiction.” While you’re unlikely to come across this word outside the legal world, it’s important that you understand what it means, how it affects your personal injury claim, and how you should proceed. When…
Read MoreWhat Happens If You’re Hit by an Uninsured Driver in Oklahoma?
When you’re hit by a careless driver in Oklahoma, it’s hard to think beyond the next few moments. Once you fully process everything that’s happened, one thought is likely to go through your mind: how good is the other driver’s insurance? Drivers are often worried about negligent drivers that carry the state minimum, but your…
Read MoreCommon Violations by Trucking Companies That Lead to Injury
Trucking accidents are different from other types of vehicle accidents in a number of important ways. One of the biggest factors that complicate these claims is the FMCSA and their trucking regulations. There’s good reason for trucking companies to be heavily regulated—they move millions of tons of cargo across the country, and they’re in a…
Read MoreHow Delayed Brain Injury Symptoms Can Affect Your Oklahoma Injury Claim
After a serious accident, you may feel relieved if you are able to drive home afterwards without any serious injuries. But it’s important to recognize that your relief may be short-lived. Some injuries, including traumatic brain injuries, often take hours or even days to show up. By the time a victim is able to recognize…
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