When Your Insurer Delays or Denies Your PI Claim: What Does Oklahoma Law Say?

Key Takeaways Insurers must investigate and handle claims reasonably. Delay or denial may support a bad-faith claim. Oklahoma law identifies unfair claim settlement practices. Damages

Why Does a Former Insurance Defense Attorney Make a Better Lawyer in Tulsa Injury Claims?

Key Takeaways Tulsa personal injury lawyers at Gilpin Law Office understand how insurance companies evaluate, delay, defend, and settle personal injury claims. A lawyer with

Denied UM/UIM Coverage After a Serious Accident: What Are Your Options?

Key Takeaways A denied uninsured/underinsured (UM or UIM) insurance claim after a serious car accident does not mean the case is over. Injured drivers can

What Does It Actually Mean to Be Trial-Ready, and Why Can It Change Your Slip and Fall Settlement?

When a law firm is trial-ready, it prepares every slip and fall case as if it will go before a judge and jury, pushing insurance

What Is Car Insurance Bad Faith After a Car Accident in Oklahoma, and What Can You Do About It?

Key Takeaways What Is Car Insurance Bad Faith After a Crash? After a car accident in Oklahoma, you typically file a claim with either your

What to Do if You’re Diagnosed With a Pesticide-Related Illness

Each year, hundreds of thousands of Americans suffer from acute pesticide injuries or even deaths, with as many as 300,000 individuals impacted in the agricultural

The High Cost of Protection: How Medical Malpractice Caps Hurt Patients

Anytime you or a loved one requires care from a health care establishment, there’s always an implied expectation of safety and trust implicit with the

Protecting Your Family from Pesticide Injuries

As the weather heats up in Oklahoma, it’s time to start thinking about pest control and maintenance for your home and garden. But while you’re

10 Steps to Take After a Car Accident

Imagine this: It’s a beautiful, bluebird day here in Green Country, and you’re heading out on the road. You’re serious about safety, so your seatbelt