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 [...]
Suspected DUI Crash on NW 16th and May
Several people, including two children, were hospitalized after a suspected impaired driver caused a collision in northwest Oklahoma City on the night of May 31, 2026. Families in that position face medical decisions and insurance calls long before the criminal [...]
The Minimum Coverage Every Driver Must Carry
Every driver in Oklahoma must carry a minimum level of auto insurance, but that minimum was never designed to cover a genuinely serious crash. Understanding the gap between what the law requires and what a serious injury actually costs matters [...]
I-35 Rider Death and Trucking Liability
A motorcycle and a semi-truck collided on Interstate 35 north of Oklahoma City on the morning of August 11, 2026, and one person died. Crashes between a rider and a commercial vehicle involve evidence and insurance issues that ordinary car [...]
Pedestrian Struck Near NW 16th and Grand
A pedestrian was injured in northwest Oklahoma City on the morning of June 4, 2026, after being struck by a vehicle. Cases like this raise immediate questions about medical care, insurance, and responsibility. Knowing how these claims work helps injured [...]
