Experienced Legal Counsel When You Need It Most

Welcome to the vehicle accident website of Hasbrook & Hasbrook. If you have been injured in an automobile, truck, motorcycle or bicycle accident due to another’s negligence, recklessness or carelessness, we may be able to help your obtain compensation. This could include money for medical costs, property loss, lost wages, and pain & suffering.

Car Accidents
The experienced vehicle accident attorneys at Hasbrook & Hasbrook have the legal knowledge and commitment to help you obtain all the money to which you are entitled. We understand the stress, anxiety and frustration you are going through, and we are 100-percent dedicated to helping you and your loved ones. Contact us as soon as you can for a free evaluation of your case. Read More

Truck Accidents
Vehicle accidents that involve large commercial trucks account for an inordinate number of fatalities and very serious injuries on our nation’s highways and roads. For example, although trucks represent 7 percent of the miles driven in the U.S., accidents involving trucks account for 12 percent of traffic deaths. Not surprisingly, drivers and passengers in cars bear the brunt of the impact. Approximately 98 percent of those killed in large truck accidents were riding in the car, not the truck. Read More

Motorcycle Accidents
Motorcycle accidents are often the result of another vehicle following too closely and rear-ending the bike, a vehicle side-swiping the motorcycle, or a head-on collision. In situations where the negligence, carelessness or recklessness of another caused the accident, the motorcyclist and any passengers may be able to receive compensation for their injuries. The severity of such injuries depends on a wide range of factors. Read More

Bicycle Accidents
Bicycling provides a great form of exercise and a great way to save money on gas. There’s a downside, of course—bicycling can be extremely dangerous, particularly on busy roads. Cars and trucks weighing upwards of 2,000 pounds have a devastating effect when they collide with exposed and highly vulnerable bicyclists. To make matters worse, in Oklahoma bicycle lanes are sorely lacking. Little wonder, then, that 11 bicyclists were killed and thousands more injured in 2009 alone in the state of Oklahoma. Read More