When someone you love is hurt or worse, the repercussions for everyone involved can be heartbreaking and financially overwhelming. The physical pain and suffering of an injury victim should never go uncompensated; that's why it's critical to enlist a knowledgeable personal injury attorney who will fight for all necessary compensation deserved by the injured party.
At Strong Law, our Tulsa personal injury attorneys are dedicated to helping you reduce or eliminate the financial burden caused by an injury. Our team is always striving for a prompt settlement through litigation and will fight fiercely on your behalf for compensation that will assist in restoring your health, life and future.
Our Team is Committed to Providing Expert Representation for Injured Individuals in Tulsa, Oklahoma
No one should have to go through the stressful process of a lawsuit alone. As experienced Tulsa personal injury attorneys, we will take over all of your legal obstacles and investigations so you can hit pause on worrying about your case and focus on what matters most; recovering from any pain or trauma caused by the accident. With us handling insurance companies that try to offer low settlements, you don't need to stress out about anything!
We offer a free, no-obligation consultation to discuss the facts of what happened and determine the best way to proceed with getting you the compensation you deserve. There are no fees to you until we win a settlement, so call Strong Law at 206-737-1421 to get started.
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Get an Experienced Tulsa Personal Injury Attorney to Represent You
In Oklahoma, personal injury law can be extremely complicated and a single error could lead to costly consequences or even rejection of your claim. For this reason, it is critical to enlist the help of an experienced attorney who fully comprehends the state’s legal system as well as the tactics insurance companies use in order to minimize their payout. Immediately following any accident, Strong Law will quickly begin working on your case with expertise that has been honed through years of experience understanding Oklahoma court proceedings — all so you may obtain maximum compensation for damages incurred!
This is how Strong Law can help:
- We will take the time to sit down with you, attentively listen and understand your experience of the accident. Following this process, we can usually ascertain who is responsible for what happened.
- Ensuring that you receive the necessary medical attention and document your injuries is a critical step in recovering from an accident.
- Thoroughly examining the accident scene, collecting evidence such as surveillance videos and official documents like police reports and medical records are essential for undertaking a successful investigation.
- Gaining insight from those who witnessed it firsthand and those responsible for handling the situation is an essential part of investigating.
- Strictly adhering to the Oklahoma court’s deadlines and paperwork requirements is essential for a successful outcome.
- To accurately comprehend the car crash, hiring specialists to reconstruct the accident and present sworn evidence is essential.
- Determining what your case may be worth
- Negotiating with insurance companies and their attorneys for a fair settlement
- Taking your case to trial and advocating for you in front of a jury if necessary.
At Strong Law, you can count on our Tulsa legal team to be there for you, answering your questions and keeping you informed throughout the entire process.
Learn How Your Tulsa Personal Injury Attorney Can Get You Compensation
What are the economic and non-economic damages a Tulsa attorney can try to recover?
- Economic damages – When you suffer a personal injury due to someone else’s negligence, you may be entitled to compensation for your losses. Economic damages are one type of compensation available in a personal injury lawsuit. Economic damages aim to compensate the injured person for their financial losses resulting from the injury. Economic damages are measurable financial losses that the injured person incurs as a result of the injury. In Tulsa, the following types of economic damages may be available in a personal injury lawsuit:
- medical and rehabilitative bills
- lost wages and earnings from being unable to work and lost business opportunities
- property damage
- burial costs
- costs of substitute domestic services.
- Noneconomic damages – are losses that are not related to financial loss or expenses, such as medical bills, lost wages, or property damage. They are commonly referred to as “pain and suffering” damages and are intended to compensate the plaintiff for the emotional and physical harm caused by the defendant’s negligence or intentional misconduct. Examples of non-economic damages:
- pain and suffering
- loss of companionship or consortium
- disability or disfigurement
- mental or emotional distress
- injury to reputation and humiliation
- destruction of the parent-child relationship.
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An Attorney Can Help Prove Negligence in a Personal Injury Case.
To achieve a successful outcome in your case, it is essential that your attorney demonstrate the other party’s negligence and its direct connection to your injuries.
Proving negligence legally means showing the following elements:
- Duty: The defendant owed you a duty of care not to cause harm.
- Breach: The defendant breached this duty by actions or failure to act.
- Cause: The defendant’s breach caused your injuries.
- Damage: You suffered damages as a result.
Everyone has a duty of care to act responsibly to avoid harming others. Examples of breaching duty and causing harm include:
- A drunk driver ran a red light and crashed into your car.
- A surgeon amputated the wrong limb.
- Your car’s airbags were defective and sent metal through your body.
Regardless of the cause, we will strive to find all liable parties and hold them responsible.
What Can Determine the Amount of Compensation You May Recover?
The amount of compensation you may be able to recover in Tulsa personal injury cases can vary based on various factors. There are various types of personal injury cases, and the compensation awarded to the plaintiff will vary based on the type of case. Some common types of personal injury cases include:
- Car accidents
- Slip and fall accidents
- Medical malpractice
- Workplace accidents
- Product liability
- Dog bites
- Pedestrian accidents
Consideration is made for:
- The Severity of the Injury – The severity of the plaintiff’s injury is one of the most significant factors that determine the amount of compensation awarded. The more severe the injury, the more compensation the plaintiff may be entitled to.
- Medical Bills – The plaintiff’s medical bills are another factor that determines compensation. The higher the medical bills, the more compensation the plaintiff may be entitled to.
- Lost Wages – If the plaintiff was unable to work due to their injury, they may be entitled to compensation for lost wages.
- Pain and Suffering – Pain and suffering refer to the physical and emotional distress the plaintiff experienced due to their injury. The more severe the pain and suffering, the more compensation the plaintiff may be entitled to.
- Property Damage – If the plaintiff’s property was damaged in the accident, they may be entitled to compensation for the repairs or replacement of the damaged property.
- Comparative Negligence – Oklahoma follows a comparative negligence rule, which means that if the plaintiff is partially at fault for the accident, their compensation may be reduced. The compensation amount will be reduced by the percentage of fault assigned to the plaintiff.
When you suffer an injury in Oklahoma, the clock starts ticking. If two years pass by and you haven’t taken legal action, your right to pursue a claim could be forfeited altogether! All types of personal injury claims such as slip & fall accidents, medical malpractice, car collisions, wrongful death cases and product liability matters must all adhere to this 2-year statute of limitations from the date of the incident. Don’t let yourself become another victim; make sure to use your time wisely and file for compensation before it is too late!
It’s important to remember that the two-year statute of limitations does not always apply. If an injury is identified after the two-year period, then the statute may be prolonged until two years from its discovery. Similarly, minors will have their limitation increased to 18 years old.
Adhering to the statute of limitations is essential since any lawsuit that has not been filed within the given timeframe will be dismissed. As soon as this period expires, you lose your right to obtain compensation from those at fault for your injury or damages. Failing to meet these deadlines could have severe consequences and mean you miss out on seeking justice through legal means.
When you contact us, our Strong Law attorneys can provide an estimate of what your case should be worth. No matter what the situation, we know how to build strong cases that take into account all of your expenses and damages, such as lost wages, medical bills and pain and suffering.
FAQ’s Clients Ask Tulsa Personal Injury Lawyers
If you’ve been gravely injured, you may have some questions or concerns. At Strong Law, we strive to help our valued clients understand the process of seeking justice for their personal injury case by providing answers to the most frequently asked questions.
What does it cost to hire a personal injury lawyer in Tulsa?
Our Tulsa personal injury lawyers work on a contingency fee basis, so you won’t be required to pay any fees until your claim is successful. We understand that after an accident, financial worries can become overwhelming – for this reason we ensure any attorney fees are taken out of the awarded settlement amount alone. That way you don’t have to worry about extra costs or expenses along the way.
What if I am partially to blame for the accident?
Oklahomans must act quickly when they suffer a personal injury as the state law allows only two years from the date of an accident to file suit. Every kind of personal injury claim, be it auto accidents, slips & falls, medical negligence cases, product liability issues or wrongful death matters have their own time limit for submitting paperwork; and that is exactly 2 years post-accident in Oklahoma!
Is there a time limit for filing a case?
In Oklahoma, you must file your lawsuit in the state’s civil court system within 2 years of suffering an accident or injury – otherwise you may forfeit any rights to pursue compensation. Time is of the essence when it comes to seeking justice and retribution for your injuries; make sure that you don’t wait too long before taking action!
Who can be held liable in a personal injury claim?
Fault or negligent parties in any injury-related case can be held liable, depending on the circumstances. In some cases, multiple defendants might need to be named in the personal injury claim; for instance, a trucking accident could implicate both the commercial driver responsible and their employer due to potential liability issues. Additionally, if there was an issue with either the vehicle’s parts or its manufacture that led to the crash then these entities will likely also face responsibility as well. All of this is why we are determined to identify every party potentially involved so that all available insurance policies and assets may properly enter into consideration during proceedings.
What if a death occurs from the injury?
In situations when an injury results in the death of a loved one, we can initiate legal action by filing a suit for wrongful death. These cases are comparable to personal injury claims, where family members or representatives of the deceased person bring forth their grievances on behalf of someone who is no longer with us.
The Types of Cases Our Tulsa Personal Injury Attorneys Handle
The goal of filing a personal injury lawsuit is to collect financial compensation from those that have caused injury to you. Strong Law handles all types of personal injury cases, including:
- Brain injuries
- Car and truck accidents
- Motorcycle collisions
- Pedestrian accidents
- Catastrophic injuries
- Dog bites and dog attacks
- Slip and fall
- Medical malpractice
- Wrongful death
Don’t delay. It is important to call us as soon as possible so we have time to research and develop your case. If someone was negligent, you have rights, and our personal injury law firm in Tulsa is here to protect those rights and fight for justice and the settlement you deserve
Call Strong Law today at 206-737-1421 for your free and confidential consultation.
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How Strong Law will handle you case
Gather evidence, interview witnesses, and assess the circumstances surrounding the accident to establish facts and liability.
Determine the extent of damages, including medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering.
Engage in discussions with the opposing party or insurance companies to reach a fair settlement outside of court.
If negotiations fail, proceed to court where legal arguments and evidence are presented before a judge or jury for a final decision.
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Prior to representing accident victims, Jed worked for GEICO insurance company as one of its in-house attorneys – representing the insurance companies. After learning the inner workings of insurance companies, he quit and began representing accident victims.
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What Is the Value of My Case?
The value of an injury case depends upon many factors related to the extent of your injuries and any other losses associated with your claim. You may have medical bills, lost income, costs associated with pain and suffering, among other possible damages. To learn the possible value of your case, contact the team at Strong Law. In a free case evaluation, we’ll let you know how much your case may be worth.
What Are Your Hours?
Strong Law is open five days a week between 9am and 5pm. In addition, we offer after hours return calls, weekend calls, and online chat.
What Kinds Of Cases Are Personal Injury?
Call us to know for sure, but a good rule of thumb is when an “accident” that happened to you because of the acts of or misdeeds of another party. Examples are: Auto accidents; motorcycle accidents; semi-truck accidents; wrongful death; medical malpractice; slip, trip and fall; boating accidents, faulty equipment, nursing home abuse; and many others.
Will I Be Charged To Consult Or Talk With You?
No, not ever. Strong Law is a contingency personal injury firm offering specialized experience along with access when you need it. Our goal is to gain the best settlement and provide comfort in the process, so easy access to us is part of our best practices.
What Does Contingency Mean?
Contingency in a legal matter means an expense to the client based on the outcome of a future event or circumstance which is possible but cannot be predicted with certainty. Said another way, Strong Law gets paid only if your case settles.
Can You Give Me An Assessment Of My Case?
Absolutely. While we cannot guarantee anything, nor do we imply a settlement, our willingness to take your case (and do it on contingency) is our voice that we feel your case has strong merit. After speaking with you, we can provide a merit assessment over the phone. However, we caution that accepting your case does not promise anything, your outcome is reflected in the law firm you choose.
What Should I Do If I’m Having Problems, Like Their Insurance Company Is Calling Me?
Always secure an attorney first. If you sign up with Strong Law now, you can advise their insurance company that you have representation and give them our name and contact information. From that time forward, they should not be contacting you again; it’s the law. If you do not sign with an attorney, like Strong Law, you will need to speak with them and represent yourself to resolve your injury. We strongly urge against this; insurance companies are skilled at ensuring their best interests over yours.
What Are Common Reasons For Insurance Injury Denials?
Make sure you receive medical treatment as soon as possible after an accident, otherwise insurance may argue your pain is from an unrelated incident.Insurance companies will be going out of their way to find some proof that the accident was your fault. Don’t be intimidated.If you have preexisting medical conditions that make you more likely to suffer an injury, it is not uncommon for insurance agencies to deny claims based on this.
How Long Does A Case Take To Settle?
It depends on many factors like medical care, future needs, evidence, proof of liability, and many others. Some cases take months while others can last a couple years. Ultimately, our goal is to represent you and what is going to be best for you in the long run.
Why Can Cases Last Years?
Because the law dictates it. There are many layers to make sure the insurance companies treat you with optimal care. For example, there will be time spent for medical treatments you might need. There is time to gather the needed medical reports and discover any long term impacts this injury will have on your life today and into the future. There is time for the other side to review our demands, research, and respond as well. It can feel like a long time, but we follow the law and strategize for the best benefit to you. We are with you the whole time.
