Hit and Run Victim? We Track Down Justice.

When a driver flees the scene, victims often feel helpless. But there are always options. We investigate to find the driver—and if they can't be found, we fight your insurance company for full compensation.

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Two Paths to Recovery

Hit-and-run cases have two potential routes to compensation. We pursue both aggressively.

Path 1: Find the Driver

We conduct our own investigation alongside police. Surveillance footage, witnesses, and forensic evidence often lead to identification. When found, we sue the driver directly for full damages.

Path 2: Uninsured Motorist Claim

If the driver can't be found, your own UM coverage applies. We handle negotiations with your insurer and, if necessary, sue them for bad faith if they undervalue your claim.

How We Hunt Down Hit-and-Run Drivers

Time is critical. Evidence disappears fast. We act immediately to maximize your chances of identification.

Surveillance Footage

We subpoena security cameras from nearby businesses, traffic cameras, and doorbell cameras.

Vehicle Evidence

Paint transfer, debris, and damage patterns help identify vehicle make, model, and color.

Witness Canvas

We interview witnesses and residents in the area who may have seen the vehicle flee.

Police Coordination

We work with law enforcement and sometimes hire private investigators to track leads.

Oklahoma Hit-and-Run Law

Leaving the scene of an injury accident is a serious crime in Oklahoma—and that works to your advantage in a civil case.

Felony Hit and Run (47 O.S. § 10-102)

Leaving the scene of an accident involving injury or death is a felony punishable by up to 10 years in prison and significant fines.

A criminal conviction creates strong evidence for your civil case and often motivates settlements.

What to Do After a Hit and Run

Call 911 immediately and report the accident

Try to remember any details: license plate (even partial), color, make, model, direction of travel

Look for witnesses—get their contact information

Take photos of your vehicle damage, debris, and the scene

Note any nearby businesses that might have security cameras

Seek medical attention, even if injuries seem minor

Call us before talking to your insurance company

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. If the driver can't be identified, you can file a claim under your own uninsured motorist (UM) coverage. Oklahoma requires all auto policies to offer UM coverage. This is why we always recommend carrying high UM limits—it protects you in exactly these situations.

We subpoena surveillance footage from nearby businesses, obtain traffic camera footage, canvas for witnesses, work with police investigators, analyze debris and paint transfer evidence, and sometimes hire private investigators. Many hit-and-run drivers are caught—especially with the proliferation of security cameras.

A partial plate is often enough. We work with investigators to narrow down matching vehicles in the area. Combined with vehicle color, make, model, and damage description, we've successfully identified drivers from just 3-4 characters.

Yes. Insurance companies sometimes wrongly deny or undervalue UM claims. If your insurer is acting in bad faith—unreasonably delaying, denying without investigation, or lowballing—we can sue them for breach of contract and bad faith, potentially recovering additional damages.

Even if the driver is found and has no insurance, your UM coverage applies. Additionally, if the driver has any assets, we can pursue a personal judgment against them. Some hit-and-run drivers have more to lose than they think.

Yes, leaving the scene of an injury accident is a felony in Oklahoma. If the driver is criminally prosecuted and convicted, that conviction can be used as evidence in your civil case. We coordinate with prosecutors and monitor criminal proceedings.

Don't Let Them Get Away With It.

Hit-and-run drivers think they can escape accountability. We prove them wrong. Contact us immediately—time is critical for evidence preservation.

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