Car Accident
Injured 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 MoreEmployer Liability for Work-Related Car Accidents
Most car accidents result from negligence, but those involving company-owned vehicles may point to liability beyond the driver. In some cases, the driver’s employer can be held responsible. This means the company can be ordered to pay for the victim’s medical bills and other losses. However, holding the employer liable requires an understanding of certain…
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 MoreWhat Parents Should Know About Child Car Seat Injuries After a Crash
Car accidents are one of the most common causes of injuries among children. One grim statistic shows that globally, road traffic injuries are the leading cause of death among 15-19 year olds and the second leading cause among 5-14 year olds. Using a car seat properly can go a long way in keeping children safe,…
Read MoreWhy Tulsa’s Growing Rideshare Usage Is Causing More Injury Cases
Many Tulsa residents use rideshares to get around, and it’s easy to see why – they’re convenient, accessible, and reliable. Even so, rideshare accidents are always a possibility. Understanding why Tulsa’s growing rideshare usage is causing more injury cases, and speaking with a Tulsa car accident lawyer, may help you better understand your legal options…
Read MoreCan Passengers File Injury Claims in Oklahoma Car Accidents?
If you were a passenger in a car and sustained injuries in a crash, you might be wondering, “Can I file an injury claim even though I wasn’t driving?” The answer is yes, absolutely. In Oklahoma, passengers have just as much right as drivers to seek compensation for their injuries after an accident. In fact,…
Read MoreThe Dangers of Electric Vehicles
Electric vehicles, also known as EVs, are everywhere these days. You can see them traveling down the road in complete silence. EVs are known to be sleek, energy-efficient, and environmentally friendly. There’s no doubt that EVs are changing the way we drive, but they also come with risks which many people, including the insurance companies,…
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 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 MoreHow Oklahoma’s MedPay Insurance Affects Car Accident Claims
Car accidents can be stressful. Things can quickly start to feel overwhelming, especially when you’re dealing with injuries, car repairs, and insurance companies and coverage. One type of insurance coverage people often overlook, but can prove to be quite helpful, is Medical Payments, also known as MedPay. If you’ve been injured in a car accident,…
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