Jacob Biby has spent his legal career helping folks just like you get the resources they need after a personal injury, car accident, or oil field injury. Jacob is licensed to practice in all Oklahoma state and federal courts. Learn more about Jacob Biby or contact the firm today.
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Who Pays Medical Bills While a Personal Injury Case Is Pending in Oklahoma?
Medical bills can quickly pile up after an accident that leaves you with serious injuries. For many people who have been hurt, paying for medical expenses is often one of their biggest concerns. You may have bills from emergency room visits, surgeries, physical therapy, medication, and more. A personal injury settlement can help you recover…
Read MoreWhat Happens If You Wait Too Long to Call a Personal Injury Lawyer in Oklahoma?
Following a car crash, slip and fall, or any other type of accident involving injury, every minute counts. The days immediately following an accident are critically important to ensuring that evidence is preserved, witnesses are located, memories are fresh and your rights are protected. Although there is no law requiring you to work with an…
Read MoreInjured on an Oklahoma Highway? Why Location Matters for Your Claim
When you think about the differences between car accidents that occur on highways, such as I-44 or US-75, versus those that happen on rural roads, high speeds and catastrophic injuries may be the first things that come to mind. Although highway accidents can be more serious than those on city and town roads, there are…
Read MoreHow Settlement Negotiations Differ from Trials in Oklahoma Courts
When an individual is in an accident, there are generally two ways to seek compensation: through a trial or through settlement. Although most personal injury cases settle, not all do. Victims should understand the differences in terms of timing, risks, and other key differences. Were you injured in an Oklahoma accident? If so, it’s time…
Read MoreDefective Oilfield Equipment and Manufacturer Liability
Working in an oilfield is always dangerous, with defective equipment presenting a major threat to life and limb. Accident victims may have a claim against the manufacturer, separate and apart from other claims. However, holding the manufacturer liable is no simple task. You will need committed legal counsel who understands the nuances of Oklahoma product…
Read MoreSignificant Settlements Involving Alleged Illegal Alien Truck Drivers in Oklahoma
Biby Law Firm recently resolved two significant trucking accident cases involving drivers who were allegedly in the country unlawfully and should not have been operating commercial vehicles on Oklahoma highways. The terms and facts of those settlements remain confidential, but the cases reflect a growing concern. Every commercial driver operating on Oklahoma roads should be…
Read MoreAccidents Due to Automotive Defects
While mistakes are inevitable when building and creating new vehicles, defective parts should be caught early – before the vehicle makes it to the market and onto the roads. However, those responsible for designing and manufacturing cars are usually in a hurry to complete the vehicles and sell them to customers as quickly as possible.…
Read MoreBrain Injuries Linked to Oilfield Blast Pressure Waves
Oilfield work is inherently dangerous. Oilfields have elevated platforms and heavy machinery, as well as flammable substances and high-pressure systems on-site. All of these create a number of safety risks. One of the most catastrophic types of injuries sustained on oilfields is traumatic brain injury (TBIs). Workers who sustain these types of injuries may face…
Read MoreWhen Defective Farm Equipment or Machinery Leads to Fatal Accidents
Farmers in Oklahoma rely upon complex machinery and equipment to care for their land and their livestock. They trust that these machines will function as expected, saving them money and time. Sadly, when these machines do not operate in the way they are intended, the results can be fatal, and bereaved family members are often…
Read MoreOklahoma’s Deadliest Trucking Routes and Their Role in Accidents
Driving on the interstates and highways is part of daily life for many people in Oklahoma. People use these roadways to travel to surrounding areas, commute to work, and more. However, these busy corridors are also used by truck drivers when trying to get to their destination as quickly as possible. High speeds, high volumes…
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