A jury hears your case and determines you deserve full compensation for your pain and suffering. Then a state law intervenes and limits what you can actually take home. That is the new reality for injured people in Oklahoma since the state reinstated a cap on...
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Truck Accidents
Independent contractors vs. employees: Why it matters in trucking accidents
When a truck accident leaves someone with serious injuries or causes a fatality, victims and their survivors want to know who is ultimately responsible for the damage. Unfortunately, the answer may not always be simple. A key issue that has to be established is...
What is the impact of black box data in truck accident cases?
After a truck crash, questions often arise about what truly caused the collision. Black box data, also known as event data recorder information, often provides clear answers based on recorded vehicle activity. In Oklahoma truck accident cases, this data can strongly...
What tactics do insurers use to devalue truck accident claims?
When a commercial truck hits your vehicle, the results are often catastrophic. Unlike a minor car accident, the injuries are usually severe, and the insurance limits are very high. Because of this, the stakes are enormous for the insurer. The company’s only goal is to...
What are the most common causes of truck accidents in Oklahoma?
Large trucks drive across Oklahoma every day. They move goods between cities and states. When these trucks crash, they cause serious damage. Understanding why these accidents happen helps drivers stay alert and know what to do in the event of a crash. Driver mistakes:...
What happens when truck accident costs exceed insurance coverage
A collision with an 18-wheeler can turn your life upside down within seconds. But the accident itself is just the beginning. What comes next, such as medical bills, missed paychecks and other costs, can feel overwhelming. However, here is something most people do not...
Why are truck driver restrictions so important?
Truck drivers get various types of goods transported efficiently across the country. Due to the size and weight of commercial trucks, strict regulations are in place to help ensure road safety. These restrictions focus on driver safety, training and working...
Do truck drivers’ inactive lifestyles increase truck accident risk?
Truck driving is one of the most physically demanding professions, not because it involves intense manual labor, but because it requires long hours of sedentary work. This sedentary nature is sometimes seen as a necessary trade-off for efficiency in freight and...
Can you sue for overloaded truck cargo?
Overloaded trucks often contribute to severe collisions. If you've suffered injuries in a crash and suspect improperly loaded cargo played a role, you may be wondering whether legal action is possible. Understanding the risks of excessive cargo and how it impacts...
Can you sue a trucking company for poor driver training?
When trucks cause accidents on our roads, the trucking company's training practices are often questioned. Many victims want to know if they can hold these companies responsible for failing to train their drivers properly. What makes trucking companies liable for...

