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Car Accidents
What does it mean for a driver to be underinsured?
Some drivers don't care about breaking the law. They may drive without a valid license or after their insurance coverage has lapsed. Obviously, when highly irresponsible drivers cause crashes, the other people involved may have challenges ahead. However, even those...
How can you prove fault in a car accident?
Determining fault is a key part of recovering compensation from a car accident. A driver may be at fault for causing an accident if, for example, they were speeding through a light, drinking alcohol or failing to signal a lane change. Why is determining fault so...
Rushing to settle your car accident claim can be a mistake
When an insurance company presents you with a lump sum offer after a car accident to settle the case, it may seem like a straightforward solution. However, there may be more than meets the eye, and you should be careful about accepting the quick settlement offer....
How does music affect a driver’s abilities?
Many drivers turn to music for entertainment while they’re behind the wheel. Most people don’t think of this as a distraction unless the driver is changing the songs. Some people may not realize that the music playing in the vehicle can have an impact on the driver. ...
Does your car’s color affect your safety?
With all the safety features in modern vehicles, you probably wouldn’t even consider “paint color” to be important – but it is. Your vehicle’s color may be a reflection of your personal preferences – or, maybe, it just happened to be what was available when you were...
Is Oklahoma a no-fault state for car accidents?
Understanding car accident laws can be tricky. Unlike some states, Oklahoma is not a no-fault state for auto accidents. Instead, it follows a "modified comparative fault" system. Let us dive into what this means for you. Modified comparative fault explained In...
What happens if you are partly at fault for a car accident?
If you’re involved in a car accident and share some responsibility, understanding how your contribution to the crash impacts your ability to recover damages is crucial. Oklahoma follows a modified comparative negligence system, which determines how compensation is...
What kind of damages can people recover from auto accidents?
Auto accidents can lead to serious injuries and losses. Victims and survivors of victims can pursue liable parties for compensation. In an auto accident claim, victims can recover economic and noneconomic damages. Here is what you should know about each: Economic...
Will proposed law on left-lane driving make Oklahoma roads safer?
Did you know that it’s illegal to drive in the left lane in Oklahoma unless you’re doing so only for a brief time in order to pass a slower vehicle in the right lane? Most drivers aren’t aware of this law. That’s in part because police rarely pull over and ticket...