Broken Arrow Car Accident Lawyer

A serious car accident can derail your life in an instant. If you were injured in a crash on the BA Expressway, Kenosha Street, Aspen Avenue, or anywhere else in Broken Arrow, you’re likely facing pain, confusion, and mounting bills. You deserve legal support from a trusted Broken Arrow car accident lawyer who understands what you’re going through and knows how to protect your rights.

Aizenman Law Group is a Tulsa car accident law firm that represents car accident victims across the region, including those hurt in Broken Arrow. With more than a decade of experience and a background in insurance defense, our attorneys know how to navigate the legal system, counter insurer tactics, and fight for the full compensation you deserve.

Car Accidents in Broken Arrow: What You Need to Know

Crashes in Broken Arrow often happen in high-traffic areas like the BA, Elm, Kenosha, and Aspen. These roads see a mix of local drivers, commuters, and commercial vehicles, which increases the risk of serious collisions.

If your accident happened in Broken Arrow, it’s important to work with an attorney who understands how those roadways function, how local traffic enforcement reports accidents, and what it takes to prove liability under Oklahoma law. Our team brings that insight to every case.

Common Causes of Car Accidents in Broken Arrow

Distracted Driving

Texting, checking GPS, adjusting the radio, or eating behind the wheel are all dangerous distractions. These habits are especially risky on congested stretches like Kenosha and N 20th st. entering the shopping district off Hillside.

Speeding and Aggressive Driving

Drivers racing along the BA Expressway and exiting too quickly on Elm often cause rear-end crashes or loss-of-control wrecks. Speed limits exist to protect everyone. When ignored, the consequences are often severe.

Impaired Driving

Alcohol or drug use reduces reaction time and leads to poor decisions behind the wheel. We pursue these claims with urgency and often seek punitive damages when recklessness is involved.

Failure to Yield

Busy intersections in Broken Arrow see many crashes when drivers fail to yield the right of way. This includes turning in front of oncoming traffic or rolling through stop signs.

Inexperienced or Uninsured Drivers

We regularly handle cases where the at-fault driver had no insurance, limited coverage, or little experience behind the wheel. We work to uncover all possible insurance policies and liable parties.

What to Do After a Car Crash in Broken Arrow

1. Call 911 and request police and EMS. Ask that Broken Arrow Police respond and file a report.
2. Get medical attention. Go to a hospital or urgent care even if you think your injuries are minor.
3. Take photos and videos. Document the scene, vehicle damage, license plates, and road conditions.
4. Exchange insurance and contact information. Avoid discussing blame.
5. Collect witness contact info. Bystanders can help confirm what happened.
6. Call Aizenman Law Group. Our attorneys help you avoid mistakes, protect your claim, and preserve evidence.

How Long Do You Have to File a Claim?

Under Oklahoma law, you typically have two years from the date of your accident to file a personal injury lawsuit. This timeline also applies to wrongful death claims, starting from the date of death.

It’s smart to act well before that deadline. Evidence fades. Witnesses become harder to reach. Insurance companies take advantage of delays. The sooner we get started, the stronger your case will be.

What If You Were Partially at Fault?

Oklahoma follows a modified comparative negligence system. If you’re less than 51 percent at fault, you can still recover damages. Your total award will be reduced by your percentage of responsibility. For example, if you are awarded $100,000 and found 20 percent at fault, you would receive $80,000.

We work to minimize that percentage by gathering evidence, working with experts, and challenging any unfair accusations from the insurance company.

What Compensation Can You Recover?

A car accident doesn’t just leave physical injuries. It affects nearly every part of your life. At Aizenman Law Group, we look at the full picture, what you’ve already lost and what you may face in the future, and we fight for compensation that reflects the real cost of your injuries.

Medical Expenses

After a serious crash, the medical bills start fast. Emergency room care, follow-up appointments, and physical therapy can add up quickly. Some clients need ongoing treatment for months or even years. We make sure all medical expenses tied to the accident are accounted for, including any future care you might need as part of your recovery.

Lost Wages and Loss of Earning Capacity

If your injuries kept you from working, or forced you to take time off, you’re entitled to recover that income. In more serious cases, your ability to return to your old job or work the same hours may be permanently limited. We work with financial experts when needed, to show how your long-term earning capacity has been affected.

Pain and Suffering

Not all injuries are visible. Chronic pain, anxiety behind the wheel, emotional trauma, and loss of enjoyment in daily life are real consequences of a serious crash. While these damages don’t come with a price tag, they have value, and we take the time to document how your life has changed since the accident.

Property Damage

When your vehicle is damaged or totaled, you’re facing not just repair costs but possible transportation problems, rental expenses, or lost personal property. We work to make sure these out-of-pocket costs are included in your total claim.

Other Out-of-Pocket Expenses

In many cases, injury victims have to spend money on services they never needed before. That might include travel to medical appointments, hiring someone to help around the house, or covering temporary childcare. These costs may seem small, but they can add up and they should not come out of your pocket.

Punitive Damages

If the driver who hit you was behaving recklessly, for example, driving drunk or fleeing the scene, the court may award punitive damages. These are designed to punish especially dangerous conduct and to help prevent others from making the same choices.

These types of damages fall under Oklahoma personal injury law. If you want to better understand your legal rights after any type of serious accident, explore our Experienced Tulsa Personal Injury Lawyers page for more guidance.

Uber and Lyft Accidents in Broken Arrow

Rideshare crashes often involve multiple layers of insurance. If the driver had the app open, was between rides, or was actively transporting someone, different policies may apply. Our attorneys help sort through these issues and make sure all responsible parties are held accountable.

We handle:

• Passengers hurt in a rideshare
• Drivers struck by a rideshare vehicle
• Pedestrians hit by Uber or Lyft drivers
• Coverage disputes between insurers

How We Build a Strong Case

At Aizenman Law Group, we prepare every case thoroughly. That preparation often results in higher settlements and sends a message to the insurance companies that we are ready to go to court if necessary.

Our process includes:

• Scene investigation and evidence collection
• Review of police reports and crash diagrams
• Medical records organization and analysis
• Accident reconstruction when needed
• Insurance policy review and coverage identification
• Claim valuation and demand letter preparation
• Settlement negotiation and, if necessary, litigation

What If the At-Fault Driver Was Uninsured?

Oklahoma has a high rate of uninsured drivers. If the person who caused your crash doesn’t have insurance or doesn’t have enough, we may be able to file a claim under your own uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage (UM/UIM). Many people don’t realize they have this protection until we review their policy.