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State law provides a clear, single answer to who can file a wrongful death claim in Oklahoma: the personal representative of the deceased’s estate. While many...

January is Teen Driver Safety Month, a critical time to talk about the dangers young people face on the road. Getting a driver’s license is...

Oklahoma uses a modified comparative negligence rule with a hard threshold: you can recover as long as your fault does not exceed 50%—if your fault...

College campuses concentrate inexperienced drivers in heavy traffic while they juggle multiple distractions. The University of Tulsa and OSU-Tulsa campuses see regular accidents involving students...

Oklahoma law gives accident victims a powerful tool many never learn about: the inattentive driving statute. This statute requires drivers to pay attention at all...

When two drivers share blame for a crash, Oklahoma uses a rule called modified comparative negligence to decide who can recover compensation. The system assigns...

While it’s fun to celebrate the holidays, we must do so responsibly. Every year, the holiday season sees a dramatic increase in alcohol consumption, and,...

Drivers often claim a “sudden emergency” caused their crash—a deer in the road, another car cutting them off, or a tire blowout. But in Oklahoma,...

When a drunk driver causes a crash, two separate legal systems begin. The criminal DUI case prosecutes the driver for breaking the law. Your civil...

Drunk driving crashes cause severe, immediate harm. When someone chooses to get behind the wheel while intoxicated, they make a conscious decision to endanger everyone...

Phone use behind the wheel is a recurring factor in St. Louis crashes, especially on the I-64/40 corridor. Phone records obtained through the legal process...

An Amazon-branded delivery van rear-ends your car while you’re stopped at a red light in Edmond, Oklahoma. The driver quickly hands you a business card...