If you are injured in traffic during Oklahoma State University move-in, you may have several sources of compensation. Your options may include the at-fault driver’s liability insurance, your uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage, medical payments coverage, collision coverage, or a claim involving a business or public entity. The available claims depend on who caused the […]
A strong Oklahoma car accident claim uses evidence to answer three questions: who caused the collision, whether the crash caused your injuries, and what financial or personal losses followed. Useful proof may include scene photographs, police records, witness information, medical records, wage documents, vehicle data, insurance communications, and video footage. Oklahoma comparative negligence rules make […]
August rain can make Oklahoma roads dangerous for commercial trucks by reducing tire grip, limiting visibility, creating standing water, and increasing stopping distance. A tractor-trailer traveling too fast for wet conditions may rear-end slowing traffic, leave its lane, jackknife, or roll over. Murray Law Firm helps injured people in Stillwater, Payne County, and nearby Oklahoma […]
August motorcycle rallies and group rides can place more riders, support vehicles, visitors, and unfamiliar drivers on Oklahoma roads at the same time. If you are injured in a rally-related collision, your claim may involve a passenger vehicle, another motorcyclist, a commercial driver, a dangerous road condition, defective equipment, or several sources of fault. Evidence, […]
Back-to-school custody schedule changes may be needed when school start times, transportation, homework, activities, child care, or a parent’s work hours no longer fit your current order. Before classes begin, review the signed custody order and identify any conflict that is likely to repeat during the school year. A summer routine, text-message agreement, or informal […]
A commercial truck tire blowout can cause a serious Oklahoma collision within seconds. Summer heat may speed tire deterioration, but heat alone does not decide liability. Responsibility may rest with the truck driver, motor carrier, maintenance contractor, tire seller, tire manufacturer, cargo-loading company, another motorist, or a government agency whose conduct contributed to the failure […]
Losing a loved one is an indescribable tragedy, and when that loss is the result of another person’s reckless, negligent, or intentional actions, the pain becomes even more profound. In Oklahoma, the legal system provides two avenues for families seeking justice in the aftermath of a wrongful death: criminal prosecution and civil claims. However, when […]
Pedestrian accidents can have devastating consequences, leaving victims with severe injuries and emotional trauma. When such incidents occur, it is crucial to determine who is legally responsible for the accident and the resulting damages. In the state of Oklahoma, specific legal requirements govern liability in pedestrian accidents. Understanding these requirements is essential for both pedestrians […]
The start of a new school year changes traffic patterns throughout Stillwater, Oklahoma. More school buses, young pedestrians, bicycle riders, student drivers, and crowded drop-off lines can create risks that were less noticeable during summer. You can reduce those risks by planning routes, reviewing safety rules, allowing more travel time, and knowing what to do […]
Summer around Oklahoma State University can change traffic patterns even when regular classes are not in full session. Campus tours, orientation programs, athletic camps, construction projects, events, visitors, rideshare activity, and people walking between parking areas and campus buildings can place drivers and pedestrians in unfamiliar situations. If you suffer injuries in a pedestrian accident […]








