May, 9, 2023 | Oklahoma Law
Window tint laws are nearly universal in the U.S., with only three states having no tint restrictions. The remaining 47 states limit the darkness of the tint you are permitted to have on your side and rear windows. Though most states agree that tint should be limited, they disagree on just how dark window tint… read more
April, 3, 2023 | Personal Injury
For most people, the thought of jury duty is not a pleasant one. You get paid a minimum amount of money and may have to spend hours waiting and listening to court testimony. This might not seem like much incentive to take you away from your daily responsibilities and family. However, is it possible to… read more
March, 24, 2023 | Bad Faith Insurance
You paid your insurance premiums on time and in full. Now you need your insurance company to do their part and pay your insurance claim. However, the company refuses to acknowledge your claim or negotiate a fair insurance settlement. Many people give up and take the amount the insurance company offers to settle the claim…. read more
March, 6, 2023 | Car Accidents
Oklahoma drivers must have minimum amounts of car insurance. Unfortunately, many drivers do not have the required car insurance coverage. If you are hit by a driver who does not have insurance in Oklahoma City, your options for receiving compensation for damages may be limited. What Are the Car Insurance Requirements for Oklahoma City Drivers?… read more
February, 28, 2023 | Personal Injury
How much time will it take from the day you are injured until the day you deposit the settlement check into your bank account? Typically, it takes a few weeks to a few months. Under unusual circumstances, it might take longer. Ultimately, many factors could play a role in the speed with which the opposing… read more
February, 3, 2023 | Truck Accidents
Oklahoma, like other states, has strict laws and regulations designed to ensure the safety of commercial motorists and prevent serious truck crashes. Although most drivers are familiar with the standard license for driving a passenger car, certain vehicles, like buses and larger trucks, usually require a special license to operate, known as a commercial driver’s… read more
January, 17, 2023 | Oklahoma Law
Lane splitting and lane filtering are two common practices among motorcyclists. But before you take off between two lines of cars, you should be aware of Oklahoma laws regarding lane splitting and lane filtering, as well as the legal consequences you can face if you end up in a motorcycle accident that happens while you’re… read more
January, 3, 2023 | Bad Faith Insurance
The harsh truth of insurance coverage is that insurance companies are in business to make a profit. It doesn’t matter whether your claim involves a car accident or a dog bite. Insurance companies don’t make money by paying claims. Of course, you can expect insurers to offer some resistance to paying almost any claim. Beyond… read more
December, 7, 2022 | Car Accidents
Despite the invention and use of airbags and seat belts, neck and spinal cord injuries are still common after car accidents. According to a 2022 article from the United Spinal Association, nearly four out of every ten spinal cord injuries occur as the result of a car crash. The spinal cord is just one part… read more
November, 27, 2022 | Personal Injury
Attorney-client privilege is a rule of evidence that prevents your lawyer from testifying about private communications between the two of you. A closely related concept is called attorney-client confidentiality. The purpose of both rules is to encourage clients to speak candidly with their lawyers. Attorney-Client Privilege The attorney-client privilege prevents your attorney from revealing confidential… read more