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You’ve had a car or truck accident, and you’re expecting that settlement check any day now. Much to your dismay, though, your lawyer informs you that there’s a medical lien...
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According to the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety, nearly 1,300 motorcycle accidents occur in Oklahoma annually. About half of these involve more than one vehicle. If you ever collide with a motorcyclist, calling...
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You’ve had a truck accident, and now those medical bills are piling up. How will you pay for those expenses if you’re too injured to work? What about rent, groceries,...
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports that tire blowouts cause almost 80,000 car accidents in the U.S. each year, leading to over 10,000 injuries and about 400 deaths. If you’re...
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After a car accident, you’re probably well aware of your physical injury, but what about your emotional distress? You can recover damages for emotional distress just as you can for...
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If you’ve had a car accident while pregnant, you’re probably rightfully furious at the person who hit you. Car accidents pose serious dangers to pregnant women and their unborn babies....
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In the vast expanse of Oklahoma's highways and byways, truck drivers serve as the backbone of commerce, transporting goods across the state and beyond. Yet, amidst the seemingly endless stretches...
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After weeks of waiting, the insurance company has finally sent you a settlement offer. The amount seems fair, but is it really? Many accident victims accept low settlement offers that...
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Getting in an accident while driving a motorcycle can be incredibly frightening. Motorcycle accidents are often very dangerous to the driver and can cause serious injuries. An experienced Oklahoma motorcycle...
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Truck accidents can be incredibly frightening for everyone involved. Dealing with insurance-related issues adds even more stress and confusion. Most truck drivers work for a truck company, so who is...
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