Personal Injury
Helping you find the road to recovery.

Personal Injuries can happen to anyone, at any time.  When a personal injury accident could have been prevented or was caused by the negligent acts of others, the injured party may be entitled to damages. Oklahoma law seeks to protect people who are injured by the negligent or wrongful actions of others. In Oklahoma, there are typically two main categories of damages that can be recovered by an injured person, that being Compensatory and Punitive. Compensatory damages are to compensate the injured person for different kinds of losses that occur from the injury. Punitive damages are meant to punish the wrongdoer for intentional or reckless acts and are recoverable in very limited circumstances. Call us for a consultation to help determine if you are entitled to damages as a result of another party�s negligence.

The areas of personal injury that we practice are: 

• Automobile Accidents
• Truck Accidents 
• Nursing Home Neglect
• Workers Compensation
• Motorcycle Accidents
• Injuries to Children
• Head and Spinal Cord Injuries
• Herniated Disk, Shoulder, Neck, and Back Injuries 
• Medical Malpractice 

Auto Accidents
An auto accident by itself can be a very difficult time in your life. But if not properly handled and with the cost of medical bills, lost time from work, dealing with repair or totaling of your vehicle, not getting proper medical treatment, and the list goes on...it can be one of the most memorable times in life. But unfortunately a bad memory. 

Call us if you want to see what your rights are and to talk about these problems. We can talk to you and let you know what your rights are. Insurance companies have staffs of trained adjusters to represent their interests not yours, which can be overlooked if you are not properly represented by a qualified attorney. Put our qualifications to work to for you, call for your free consultation.

I was in an Automobile Accident, now what?!
Always be polite and check to see if everyone is safe and not needing immediate medical attention. Immediately request the police and ambulance, if necessary, come to the scene. Anytime there is a dispute as to the facts, having a police report can a big difference in dealing with the liability insurance company. Next try to get contact and insurance information from the other party. Until the police arrive try, if possible, to leave the vehicles where they were when the wreck happened. If you don't feel any pain or discomfort at the time of the wreck, it is always a good idea to get yourself to a medical professional as soon as you can. 

Please call us to answer these common questions:

• Many serious injuries do not show up right away, what should I do?
• How do I Deal with the other person's insurance company? 
• Should the other person's insurance company be trusted?
• How will my medical bills and lost wages be paid? 
• Who will fix my car?