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Explore Our Case Results
$11 Million Settlement
18-wheeler accident settlement
Settlement secured for two Oklahoma oilfield workers who suffered traumatic brain and orthopedic injuries after an impaired truck driver made an unsafe left turn.
$5.2 Million Verdict
Pedestrian Accident
Our client was injured in a pedestrian accident when they were struck by a car.
$5 Million
Truck Accident
Settlement for injury to school bus passenger injury in collision resulting from defective maintenance of oil field truck.
$4.5 Million Settlement
Truck Accident /Wrongful Death
Wrongful Death settlement in collision caused by 18-wheeler that lost control while operating in icy road conditions on the interstate.
$4.1 Million Settlement
Denied Benefits
Settlement on behalf of a client involved in a bad faith denial of heart attack insurance policy benefits.
$4 Million
Truck Accident/Wrongful Death
Settlement arising from death of a pedestrian caused by distracted driver of a box truck.
$2.75 Million Settlement
Denied Claim
Settlement obtained on behalf of a client who was involved in a bad faith denial of an Uninsured Motorist claim.
Hear What Our Clients Are Saying
“Totally, "two thumbs up"!”
“They LISTENED to me... they were interested in what I had to say. I would definitely recommend them to anyone having problems with their insurance company. Can't say enough positive things about all who work there.”
- Angie P.
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