If you were involved in an auto accident and you believe someone else was at fault, turn to the trusted personal injury team at Martin, Jean & Jackson. Over the years, our Oklahoma City car accident lawyers have helped tens of thousands of injured individuals navigate the personal injury system, seeking justice and fair compensation for those affected by the negligence of others. When another motorist acts carelessly, recklessly, or wrongfully, you shouldn’t have to simply deal with the immense, life-altering consequences on your own. Instead, allow our attorneys to fight for you and your rightful recovery.
Contact us today to request a no-cost, no-obligation consultation. We offer contingency fees, meaning you owe nothing unless we recover compensation for you.
We Can Help You Seek the Maximum Compensation You Are Owed
After a car accident, you may find yourself facing a number of new, unexpected challenges. Depending on the nature and severity of your injuries, you could need emergency medical care and/or ongoing treatment. You may find yourself unable to work for weeks or even months as you heal. If your injuries are disabling, they may even prevent you from returning to work at full capacity (or at all) indefinitely. And, of course, suffering through such an ordeal can leave lasting emotional scars and significant trauma.
At Martin, Jean & Jackson, we can assist you in seeking maximum compensation for all of your damages, including but not limited to:
Steps We Take to Handle Your Car Accident Claim
When you choose our Oklahoma City car accident attorneys to represent you, we take our responsibilities as your legal guides seriously. We know that you are depending on us to all we can to manage your claim correctly, which is why we always proceed with care and deliberateness.
Steps that we can take to progress your case include:
Oklahoma is what is known as an “at-fault state.” This means that, after a car accident, the person who caused the accident can be held legally liable for any injuries, losses, or damages they cause. This is true even when multiple parties share some portion of the blame; under Oklahoma’s modified comparative negligence rule, a person who is injured in an auto accident can still recover damages even if they were partially at fault, as long as they are found to be less at-fault than the other motorist. In such cases, the injured individual’s total recovery will be reduced by the same percentage of blame they are found to have.
For example, if you were hit by someone who was texting and driving, causing them to run a red light, but you were speeding at the time of the accident, the jury may decide that you are 30 percent at fault for the accident. If your total damages—that is, the cost of your medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other economic and non-economic losses—amounts to $10,000, you will only be able to recover the total amount minus 30 percent, or $7,000.
Choose a Team With Over 100 Years of Combined Experience
Navigating the personal injury system takes a certain degree of experience and skill. Your Oklahoma City car accident attorney should understand the process and how to negotiate aggressively with insurance companies. It is also important that you work with a lawyer who has experience taking cases to trial; while the majority of car accident claims are settled, sometimes, it is necessary to pursue litigation in order to ensure that you receive all of the damages to which you are entitled. When this is the case, you need an attorney who knows how to represent your best interests before a judge and/or jury.
At Martin, Jean & Jackson, we have over a century of combined legal experience and have recovered more than $500 million on behalf of our clients. We are prepared to put our extensive experience and aggressive reputation on your side, while also providing you with the personalized attention and legal guidance you need and deserve.
“Everyone at Martin Jean & Jackson made this experience as positive as possible for me and I'm extremely grateful I had them on my side.”
- Francis S.
