What You Need to Know About Wrong-Way Driving Accidents in Oklahoma City
A driver going the wrong way on a busy highway is the stuff of nightmares. Wrong-way driving is when a car travels in the opposite direction of traffic and often leads to serious or even deadly accidents. A recent multi-car accident reported by OKC Fox demonstrates the dangers of wrong-way drivers. At least seven vehicles…
Read MoreWrongful Death Claims After Deadly Crashes on I-44 in Oklahoma City
Interstate 44 is one of the busiest roads in Oklahoma, especially at the stretch that runs through Oklahoma City. As a highway that connects the state’s biggest cities – Oklahoma City, Tulsa and Lawton – it is often full of commercial and passenger vehicles. The interstate also facilitates travel between Oklahoma, Texas, and Missouri. The…
Read MoreHow to Handle a Multi-Vehicle Collision in Oklahoma City
Multi-vehicle accidents generally involve chain reactions or a series of impacts due to low visibility, poor weather, and other emergencies. At Cunningham & Mears, we understand how to handle these cases, which normally include multiple accident victims/plaintiffs and multiple defendants. Here’s how we handle the challenges when three or more vehicles collide in Oklahoma City.…
Read MoreLegal Options When Mechanical Failures Cause Fatal Motorcycle Accidents in Oklahoma City
Driver negligence is, hands down, the leading cause of fatal motorcycle crashes. However, sometimes, the issue that causes a wreck can be a defective motorcycle part. When a motorcycle defect causes the death of a rider, the responsible defendants may include motorcycle parts manufacturers, mechanics, and repair people. At Cunningham & Mears, our compassionate attorneys…
Read MoreFiling a Wrongful Death Claim After a Fatal Motorcycle Accident in Oklahoma City
Riding a motorcycle comes with inherent risks – but that doesn’t mean that when a motorcyclist is injured or killed, it’s always their fault. When motorcyclists in Oklahoma City suffer fatal injuries because of another driver or defective motorcycle, their families can file a claim against those who are at fault. Our Oklahoma City motorcycle…
Read MoreWhat Is the Statute of Limitations on a Personal Injury Claim in Oklahoma?
When it comes to filing personal injury claims and seeking compensation for your damages, Oklahoma follows a specific statute of limitations. Therefore, before you decide to start building a case and pursuing financial recovery, it is a good idea to check the statute of limitations for your type of case. The statute of limitations can…
Read MoreHow Long Do I Have to File a Lawsuit After a Car Accident in OKC?
Even though you may be in the middle of a difficult recovery, it is important to know that there is a deadline for filing a lawsuit and taking legal action after a car accident. If you do not file a lawsuit within the set timeframe, you may never be able to hold the responsible party…
Read MoreHow to File a Police Report after an Oklahoma City Car Crash
After being involved in a car accident, you must make several decisions. Tackling these steps can be difficult to do when your emotions are running high and your adrenaline is rushing. One of the most important tasks you must do is to alert the authorities about the crash and file a police report. If you…
Read MoreWhat to Do After an Accident That’s Not Your Fault in Oklahoma
Car accidents can cause intense stress. The immediate aftermath may leave you shaken up or experiencing an adrenaline rush – both of which are completely normal. Unfortunately, these reactions may not put you in the best mindset for handling all of the issues that pop up following a wreck. The truth is, there are some…
Read MoreHow Fault Is Determined in a Multi-Car Accident in OKC
It can be difficult to determine fault in any type of accident, but a multi-car accident can seem almost impossible. Multi-car accidents involve at least three different vehicles and parties, meaning that it can be extremely challenging to identify who acted negligently, caused the accident, and should be held responsible. To help you determine fault…
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