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If you suffered an injury in a truck accident in Oklahoma, you need to prove that the other party was “at fault” to recover compensation for damages. In the case...
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Oklahoma is an at-fault state, which means that a driver who causes an accident may be responsible for compensating injured parties for their economic damages, such as medical bills, pain,...
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A car accident can have many negative consequences, including medical expenses, vehicle repair costs, loss of income, and physical injuries. Car crash victims also have to deal with mental anguish...
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Whether you have sustained a serious injury following a car wreck, a slip, or another type of accident, you can file a personal injury lawsuit in Oklahoma. However, the process...
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If you have recently sustained injuries or damages in a car accident that wasn’t your fault, you likely have a few questions. Who will pay for the damages? What about...
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More than likely, you carry auto liability insurance in the event of an accident. Oklahoma state law mandates that all drivers should do so. However, a concerning number of residents...
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If another driver rear-ended your vehicle, you might be thinking that the accident is pretty cut-and-dry and you might need the assistance of car accident attorney. The driver hit your...
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nbQFP7nKxcU Generally speaking, it’s a good idea to hire an attorney if you’ve been involved in a auto accident. The reason is that the other party’s insurance company is not...
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It’s a commonly asked question. If you’ve been in a car accident, and the medical bills are high, you might be wondering if you can use your regular health insurance...
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Is Oklahoma an at-fault state? What rules does Oklahoma have in place to determine fault? Learn more with Bryan Garrett PLLC today.
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