A collision with a commercial semi-truck differs from a standard car accident in ways that directly shape your legal claim. Trucking companies maintain rapid-response teams trained to…
What to Do After a Dog Bites Your Child in Oklahoma
If a dog bites your child, what you do in the hours immediately after matters as much as anything that happens later in a legal claim. This…
Child Seating Position in Cars | Oklahoma Law
Where a child sits in a car, and what restraint they ride in, is one of the most consequential safety decisions a parent makes. It is also…
When Are Truck Drivers Required to Take Breaks?
Federal regulations set firm limits on how long truck drivers can stay behind the wheel before taking mandatory rest. Under 49 CFR Part 395, the Federal Motor…
How Much Is My Slip and Fall Case Worth in Oklahoma?
How much is your slip and fall case worth? That depends on the severity of your injuries, where the accident happened, who was at fault, and how…
How Much Does Car Insurance Go Up After an Accident?
Car insurance rates jump an average of 42 to 50 percent after an at-fault accident, which translates to roughly $872 more per year, according to a U.S….
How an Oklahoma Bike Accident Claim Works
A bike accident claim proceeds through a series of steps: documenting the crash, proving fault, filing an insurance claim, negotiating a settlement, and, if needed, taking legal…
Should You Talk to the Other Driver’s Insurance Company After a Crash?
After a car accident, you might receive a call from the other driver’s insurance company within hours. The adjuster sounds friendly and concerned about your well-being. However,…
How Car Accident Claims Change When Multiple Cars Are Involved
Multi-vehicle collisions create chaos on Oklahoma roads. They also bring overwhelming complexity to the legal process that follows. When multiple cars are involved in pile-ups, determining fault…
Ice and Snow Slip and Fall Liability in Oklahoma
Oklahoma winters bring ice storms that turn parking lot entrances, building approaches, and sidewalks into hazards overnight. When you slip and fall on ice or snow at…
Can You Reopen a Car Accident Claim After Settling?
A car accident settlement happens when an auto accident victim accepts payment from the insurance company in exchange for closing the claim. Many people later want to…
How Weather Conditions Affect Liability in Oklahoma Car Accidents
The Federal Highway Administration reports that nearly 21% of all vehicle crashes in the U.S. are weather-related. In Oklahoma, where rain, ice, snow, and strong winds are…
What to Do If the Other Driver Doesn’t Have Insurance After a Car Accident
Knowing what to do after a crash is critical. It can make a huge difference in both your physical recovery and your ability to file a successful…
The Oklahoma Statute of Limitations for Personal Injury Cases
If you’ve been hurt in Oklahoma, there is a limited amount of time available to file a personal injury lawsuit. This deadline is called the statute of…
Filing Claims Against Underinsured Drivers After an Accident
Imagine you’re in a car accident, and the other driver is at fault, but they only have the minimum required insurance. Unfortunately, their coverage is far less…
How to Calculate Pain and Suffering in Car Accident Cases
In a car accident case, the value of physical pain and emotional suffering can be difficult to determine. While medical bills are clear and easy to calculate,…
How to Recover Lost Wages After a Car Accident
After a car accident, one of the biggest stresses is how to handle the lost wages if you’re unable to return to work. Injuries from an accident…
What are examples of punitive damages in Oklahoma personal injury cases?
When someone’s reckless or intentional actions cause you harm, the legal system doesn’t just focus on making you whole again. Sometimes, the behavior is so outrageous that…
How to Sue for Medical Sexual Abuse: A Step-By-Step Guide
When medical students take the Hippocratic Oath, they swear—among other things—to respect the autonomy and dignity of their patients. Granted, this isn’t in the original oath (often…
Defective Medical Device Claims: A Step-By-Step Legal Guide
Medical devices play a crucial role in diagnosing, treating, and managing health conditions. However, when these devices malfunction or cause harm due to defects, patients may suffer…
Personal Injury Case Value Calculators
When you’ve been injured due to someone else’s negligence in Oklahoma, one of the first questions you’ll likely ask is, “What is my case worth?” While every…
Common Car Accident Expenses
Common car accident expenses can add up fast after a car crash in Oklahoma City. At Hasbrook & Hasbrook Personal Injury Lawyers, our team knows the costs…
Who’s Legally to Blame for a Rear End Collision?
At Hasbrook & Hasbrook Personal Injury Lawyers, our Oklahoma City personal injury attorney handles many rear-end collision cases. When you’re involved in a rear-end accident, determining who…
Can a Passenger Be Blamed for a Car Accident in Oklahoma?
Can a passenger be blamed for a car accident? Yes, Oklahoma law allows passengers to share fault in rare cases. Most car accidents involve driver error, but…
New Study: Is Your State Among America’s Most Reckless Drivers?
New Mexico has the highest reckless driving risk, with 1 in 10 drivers involved in fatal crashes related to alcohol impairment and distracted driving. The highest rate…
The Best States in America to Own an Electric Vehicle
Massachusetts is the best state to own an EV car, offering the most charging ports and EV stations. Maine offers the most generous $7,500 EV tax credit and…
The States Where Commuting Puts You at Greatest Risk
Illinois is the most dangerous state for commuting, with 11.4 fatal crashes for every 10,000 commuters. Nevada residents use public transit the most in the top 10,…
America’s Retired Speed Junkies: Which States Have the Fastest Seniors?
Wyoming is the state with the most retired speed junkies, with 14 speed junkie drivers for every 10,000 seniors. South Carolina is second, with over 1,000 fatal…
The Deadliest Cities for Drivers in Oklahoma
The most dangerous city to drive in Oklahoma is Durant, with the highest fatality rate recorded. Oklahoma City saw over 1,500 traffic deaths, making it the deadliest…
Dealing with Insurance Companies in Personal Injury Cases
After an accident, most people expect the insurance company to help cover the costs. But the truth is, insurance companies operate to make a profit, and not…
