Intersection Crashes Cause Catastrophic Injuries. We Fight Back.

We gather traffic camera footage, police reports, witness statements, and analyze traffic signal timing. Many Oklahoma City intersections have red-light cameras. We also use accident reconstruction experts to analyze vehicle damage patterns and determine impact angles and speeds.

The side of a vehicle offers the least protection—there's no crumple zone like in frontal or rear impacts. Occupants on the struck side absorb the full force of the collision. T-bone crashes frequently cause traumatic brain injuries, broken ribs, spinal damage, and internal organ damage. Fatality rates are significantly higher than other collision types.

This is common. We subpoena traffic camera footage, nearby business surveillance, and dashcam videos. Cell phone records can prove if either driver was distracted. We interview witnesses and hire accident reconstruction experts when needed. The physical evidence—skid marks, vehicle damage, final resting positions—often reveals the truth.

Yes. If a faulty traffic signal contributed to your accident, the government entity responsible for maintaining it may be liable. Oklahoma's Governmental Tort Claims Act allows lawsuits against cities and counties, but there are strict notice requirements and shorter deadlines. Contact us immediately if you suspect signal malfunction.

You can recover medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, loss of enjoyment of life, and property damage. For catastrophic injuries, we calculate future medical needs and lost earning capacity. If the other driver was reckless (running a red light, racing), punitive damages may be available.

Under Oklahoma's modified comparative negligence rule (23 O.S. § 13), you can recover compensation as long as you're less than 51% at fault. Your recovery is reduced by your percentage of fault. Insurance companies often try to shift blame—we fight back with evidence proving the other driver's responsibility.