After suffering a car accident, it’s only a matter of time until insurance companies want to talk. Unfortunately, talking to an insurance company is never easy, but hopefully, these tips can help. 1. Direct the Insurance Company to the Police Report Insurance companies often call clients to get the details of a case. Unfortunately, the details […]
Insurance companies act as if they genuinely care about their clients and will be there for them when times get tough. Unfortunately, when hard times do come, insurance companies are often nowhere to be found. In fact, when you or a loved one is a victim of someone else’s negligence, you can expect tricks from […]
The holidays are a fantastic time of year. Christmas trees, exchanging gifts, parking lot accidents, and spending quality time with family are some of the things that the holidays bring. Yes, parking lot accidents made the list of things brought on by the holidays. This is because parking lot accidents increase an estimated 20% during November and December. Why […]
Let’s say you were in a car accident. A negligent driver was texting through a red light, they t-boned you, and caused serious damage to you and your vehicle. You’re now left attempting to put the pieces back together, which means fixing the damage done in the accident—including: Physical injuries Property damage Emotional damage Loss of […]
Insurance companies have one thing in mind when handling claims: Benefit the company and save as much money as possible. Like any business, an insurance company’s main goal is to make money in any way possible. In the insurance world, this is done by the insurance company “pulling the wool over your eyes.” That’s right, […]
If a car accident occurs in a state with comparative negligence laws, each party’s responsibility is evaluated, and fault is determined based on their actions leading up to the collision. Schedule A Free Consultation Oklahoma’s Comparative Negligence System Oklahoma is a comparative negligence state, meaning damages are decided on a case-by-case basis. The specific actions […]
Being involved in an accident where the other driver is at fault can bring up many questions and concerns. In Oklahoma, drivers are required to carry a minimum of the following: $25,000 bodily injury liability insurance, $50,000 total bodily injury liability insurance per accident, and $25,000 property damage liability insurance per accident. Many drivers in Oklahoma are […]
