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In the energy capital of Oklahoma, big trucks are everywhere. When they cut corners on safety, we hold them accountable.
Standard car accident lawyers don't understand the unique regulations governing oil field transport.
Often paid by the load, incentivizing drivers to speed and skip safety checks. These trucks destroy rural roads and cause massive wrecks.
Contract carriers passing through on I-40, often fatigued from long cross-country hauls and unfamiliar with local construction.
Transporting drilling rigs, bulldozers, and cranes requires special permits and pilot cars. One mistake allows a load to crush a passing car.
Mixing heavy industrial traffic with family vehicles.
Exceeding weight limits makes trucks harder to stop and prone to tire blowouts and rollovers.
On clear stretches of I-40 or Highway 6, drivers often push well past the speed limit to make deadlines.
Oil field exemptions allow longer hours, but a tired driver is just as dangerous as a drunk one.
If a commercial vehicle caused your injury, we can help.
Jackknives, underride accidents, and lane change crashes on I-40.
Water tankers, belly dumps, and flatbeds hauling pipe.
Amazon, FedEx, and UPS delivery vehicles in neighborhoods.
Debris falling from unsecured loads causing crashes for following cars.

Critical actions to take immediately after a commercial trucking collision.
Oklahoma's highways carry enormous volumes of hazardous materials every day. When hazmat trucks crash, the consequences go far beyond a typical wreck.
Trucking companies must screen drivers for safety risks. When they skip background checks and hire dangerous drivers, they pay for the consequences.
Critical evidence in truck accident cases has short lifespans. ECM data, driver logs, and dispatch records can vanish in days. Here's what to preserve and how.