Meanwhile, automobile collision compensation in the State of Oklahoma fluctuates based on circumstances unique to each incident; no fixed amount can be guaranteed to any party. You’re looking at roughly $6,000 to $20,000 for basic stuff like whiplash or minor cuts. The money goes up – about $39k – when we’re talking broken bones or injuries that take a few months to heal.
Now, when things get terrible (think permanent disability or major surgery), folks have gotten north of $900,000. But here’s the deal: Oklahoma has this rule where they look at who messed up and by how much. So if you were 20% responsible for what happened, they’d knock 20% off whatever money you might get.
Considering the foregoing and under established legal precedent, it is strongly recommended that any party seeking damages retain qualified legal counsel to evaluate their claim. Because let’s be honest – this stuff gets complicated fast, and you want someone who knows what they’re doing to help you get what’s fair.
