How Insurers Handle Oklahoma Wrongful Death Claims
Wrongful death claims represent some of the highest-value personal injury matters an insurer will handle. That reality shapes how carriers respond from the very first contact with a surviving family. The strategies insurers use in wrongful death cases are more [...]
Damages Available in Oklahoma Personal Injury Cases
When someone is injured due to another party's negligence in Oklahoma, the law provides a path to recover two broad categories of compensation: economic damages and non-economic damages. Economic damages cover the measurable financial losses the injury caused. Non-economic damages [...]
Proving Fault in an Oklahoma Pedestrian Accident
Pedestrian accidents in Oklahoma City generate some of the most contested liability disputes in personal injury law. Drivers frequently deny responsibility or claim the pedestrian appeared suddenly, crossed outside a crosswalk, or was not visible. Without strong, well-preserved evidence, these [...]
When Immunity Laws Limit a Death Claim
In late June 2026, the Oklahoma Supreme Court reversed a wrongful death verdict against an Edmond hospital, finding that its providers were shielded by a state COVID-19 immunity law. The ruling set aside a multimillion-dollar award a jury had granted [...]
Rollover Crash on Oklahoma City Highway
On a recent Monday morning, a rollover crash on I-44 southbound near NW 10th Street slowed traffic through Oklahoma City. Police said it was unclear what caused the wreck. Even a crash that clears quickly can leave lasting effects for [...]
Oklahoma Property Owner Duty of Care Explained
Property owners in Oklahoma are not automatically responsible every time someone is injured on their premises. Liability depends on whether the owner failed to meet a legal duty of care owed to the person who was hurt. Understanding that duty, [...]
