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Is Oklahoma a Comparative Negligence State? Yes. Oklahoma uses modified comparative negligence. An injured person may still recover when their share of negligence is 50% or less, but recovery is barred when their negligence exceeds the combined negligence of the...
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Can an Injured Rider Recover When the Insurer Blames the Motorcycle? Yes. Oklahoma lets an injured rider recover from the at-fault driver as long as the rider’s share of fault is not greater than the combined fault of everyone else involved. Any award is reduced...
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It happens every day in supermarket parking lots, drive-thrus, and intersections across Tulsa and Sand Springs. You get rear-ended. The impact jolts you, but when you step out to look, there is only a minor scratch or a scuffed bumper cover. The at-fault driver steps...
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The minutes after a car crash are a blur of adrenaline, confusion, and pain. It’s a lot to process while you’re standing on a shoulder or sitting in a wrecked vehicle, but the reality is that the insurance company’s clock starts the moment the impact occurs. At Lloyd...
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When you or a loved one is injured due to someone else’s negligence, life can change in an instant. From the high-speed merges on I-44 in Tulsa to the quiet residential streets of Sand Springs, accidents don’t just cause physical pain—they trigger a landslide of...
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In a split second, a routine drive home can become a life-altering event. But when a crash is caused by a drunk driver, it doesn’t feel like a typical “accident”—it feels like a betrayal of the rules we all follow to keep each other safe. While the person...
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