Category: Personal Injury Blog
The aftermath of an accident can be stressful and confusing. At Cain Law, our dedicated personal injury attorneys are here to help you navigate this challenging time. Contact us today for a free consultation. Our rapid-response team can immediately launch an in-depth investigation into your accident. Here are a few reasons why Oklahomans have trusted us…
“Subrogation” is an important concept in many personal injury claims. But just what is it, and how can it affect your case? Cain Law explains the basics of subrogation and what to expect as you pursue compensation after an injury that was not your fault. What Is Subrogation? “Subrogation” describes an insurance company’s right to…
If you were injured through another party’s negligent or wrongful actions, you may be able to hold them financially accountable by filing a personal injury lawsuit against them. However, older adults often face unique challenges when seeking financial relief through personal injury claims. Here, the OKC injury attorneys at Cain Law offer some tips for…
Whether you were injured in an Oklahoma car accident, slip and fall, or another incident, the process of filing a personal injury case looks basically the same. You provide evidence to support your case and demonstrate how much money you are entitled to for your losses. Then, a personal injury lawyer in Oklahoma files an…
Most personal injury cases in Oklahoma are settled before a civil trial becomes necessary. However, in some instances, it’s necessary to bring your case to court to get you your rightful compensation for an injury. Personal injury trials can be complicated, so it helps to understand the basic steps involved. Below are the main steps…
Electric scooters have become a popular new form of transportation in many cities across the country, with companies such as Bird, Lime, Jump, and others leaving dockless motorized scooters on city streets all over the U.S. While electric scooters are fun to ride and easy to use, they are also inherently dangerous. The Associated Press…
If you were injured in an accident, you might be tempted to discuss it on social media, especially if you’re like the many Americans who share their lives with their family and friends through Facebook and other apps. However, if you plan to file a personal injury claim against the liable party or their insurance…