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Getting compensation after any type of personal injury in Oklahoma requires proving that someone else either caused or contributed to the accident or situation that harmed you. When it comes to auto accidents, that requirement is often relatively straightforward. Whether it requires dash cam/traffic camera footage, police reports, eyewitness testimony, or even an accident reconstruction, […]
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Truck accidents often result in debilitating and even life-threatening injuries. If you or someone you love was recently hurt in an accident involving a semi-truck, you may be facing expensive medical bills that you can’t afford—especially if your injuries make it difficult or impossible for you to go back to work. You deserve compensation for […]
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Truck accidents are often devastating for drivers and passengers traveling in cars, pickup trucks, and SUVs. That’s because semi-trucks can weigh up to 80,000 pounds and are 60 or more feet in length when hauling trailers. The sheer size difference between tractor-trailers and even the largest passenger vehicles means that occupants of the latter are […]
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Motorcycle Accident, Wrongful Death
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If you or a loved one have been hurt in an accident, contact us today for a free and confidential consultation. There’s no risk or obligation, and you don’t pay a dime unless we get money for you. It’s that simple. So what are you waiting for? Fill out our free online contact form or call us 24/7.
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During this time of uncertainty, please know that we are here and ready to help.
If you’ve been injured, we can arrange a virtual meeting in order to start work on your case right away. We are also facilitating virtual doctor’s appointments for those who might need them, including existing and future clients.
As long as COVID-19 presents a danger to our community, we’re committed to ensuring the safety of our clients and staff. Though our office doors are currently closed, we’re fully operational, and we’ll continue to offer our services via telecommunications.
Please click here to learn more about our business continuity plan.
