Can I Get an Oklahoma City Personal Injury Lawyer on Behalf of My Child Who Was Injured in an Accident?

It is no secret that kids have accidents. According to data cited by Child Stats, American kids (ages 1 to 14) make more than three million emergency room visits for injuries each year. If your child was hurt because of the negligence of another party—whether a motorist, a property owner, a daycare facility, or a… read more

How Can I Find Out How Long My Personal Injury Case Will Take to Settle?

Personal injury trials are relatively uncommon. As reported by the Bureau of Justice Statistics (BLS), only a small percentage of these cases are actually resolved through litigation. A settlement is more likely than a judgment/verdict. This raises an important question: How long will it take my personal injury claim to settle? The somewhat satisfying answer… read more

When Would a Tulsa Personal Injury Case Need an Expert Witness?

To bring a successful personal injury claim in Tulsa, you need to be prepared to prove liability and damages. Evidence is the foundation of any strong claim. In some personal injury cases, expert witnesses are called upon to help provide clarity. There are special rules and regulations regarding the use of expert witness testimony in… read more

Questions You Should Ask in Your Initial Consultation with an Edmond Personal Injury Lawyer

Were you injured in an accident caused by negligence in Edmond? If so, it is imperative that you are able to access compensation to pay your bills and support your family. A personal injury claim provides a path to financial compensation—including for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other damages.  With that being… read more

What Makes a Rideshare Accident Different from a Car Accident?

Ridesharing is a popular form of transportation in Oklahoma City. However, as with any type of travel, it carries some risks. Accidents happen—and ridesharing collisions can be more complicated for victims. Whether you were involved in a crash with an Uber or a Lyft, it is imperative that you know how to protect your rights… read more

What Age Groups are Most Susceptible to Slip and Fall Accidents?

Slip and falls result in approximately one million emergency room (ER) visits in the U.S. each year (National Floor Safety Institute). While a slip and fall can happen to any person, there are some groups that face a significantly higher injury risk. Specifically, senior citizens and young children are more vulnerable to slip and fall… read more

What are the Most Common Injuries Suffered from a Lawton Motorcycle Accident?

Motorcyclists are vulnerable. According to the most comprehensive data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), 8 in 10 reported motorcycle accidents result in rider injuries. At McGuire Law Firm, we have the experience and expertise to help motorcycle accident victims get justice—even in the most serious of cases. Here, our Lawton motorcycle accident… read more

If I am Rear-Ended in Tulsa, is the Other Driver Automatically At-Fault?

Did you know that rear-end collisions are the most common type of multi-vehicle crash? The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reports that half of multi-car collisions in the United States are rear-enders. You may be wondering: Is the other driver automatically at fault if the rear-end me in Tulsa? The answer is technically “no”—though the… read more

Do I Have to Give a Recorded Statement to the Insurance Company?

Hurt in an accident in Oklahoma? You have the right to bring a claim to seek financial compensation for your damages—such as property loss, medical bills, lost income, and pain and suffering. Most personal injury cases are handled by insurance companies. Unfortunately, they can make the legal process hard on people and families. You may… read more

What Does it Mean That Oklahoma is a Comparative Negligence State?

In Oklahoma, personal injury liability is based on the legal concept of fault. To hold another party legally responsible for your accident, you generally need to prove that their negligence—failure to take due care—contributed to causing your injuries. Notably, our state uses a comparative negligence standard. It is effectively a proportionate responsibility system—and it can… read more