Drivers Turning Left Must Yield to Riders
Oklahoma’s traffic code speaks directly to a driver who turns left across an oncoming rider’s path. The rule is short, but the facts behind it can be hard to prove. We explain what the rule requires and how the facts [...]
Bias Against Riders Starts Before the Claim
An Oklahoma City motorcyclist injured seriously through no fault of their own often discovers that winning a fair settlement takes more than proving the other driver was careless behind the wheel. Insurance adjusters and juries alike frequently start from an [...]
The Danger You Should Have Noticed
A Defense That Can End a Claim Before It Starts Oklahoma courts recognize a defense that surprises many injured people pursuing a slip and fall claim. Even when a property owner clearly failed to address a hazard, the danger's own [...]
Your Legal Status Shapes What You Are Owed
Not every visitor to a property receives the same level of protection after a slip and fall in Oklahoma. The duty a property owner owes actually depends on a legal classification most people have never heard of before an accident [...]
Court Voids $7.5M Wrongful Death Verdict
The Oklahoma Supreme Court reversed a multimillion-dollar wrongful death verdict on June 30, 2026, finding that a statutory immunity provision barred the claim as it had been tried. Rulings like this one reshape how families and their attorneys approach these [...]
Where Shared Fault Stops A Recovery
Getting hit by a car while crossing outside a crosswalk does not automatically end a pedestrian's claim in Oklahoma. But there is a specific point at which shared fault stops reducing a recovery and starts eliminating it entirely. What Rule [...]
