Case Results

It was alleged that Insurance Company failed to pay benefits that were due under the insurance policies.

It was alleged that Plaintiff’s ground water was contaminated by Defendants actions on nearby property.

It was alleged that a private jet failed to properly announce his approach at an uncontrolled airport. Because of the landscape and conditions of the airport it was necessary to follow proper recommended approach procedures. A collision occurred at the intersection of two runways as Plaintiff attempted to takeoff. Plaintiff was killed.

Helicopter Crash. It was alleged that the pilot was acting in an unsafe manner and made certain mistakes that caused the helicopter to crash.

Vincent v. Consolidated Lumber Transport

Semi-Truck passing through Oklahoma failed to properly secure a load. As driver was traveling down the highway part of the load came off the trailer. Plaintiff struck the load and sustained a low back injury and underwent a one level fusion.

Willis v. Sawatzky Construction

Plaintiff was a truck driver that swerved to miss another truck that came into his lane to keep from hitting the other vehicle head-on. Plaintiff left the roadway and his tractor turned over. Plaintiff injured his shoulder in the wreck and had to have rotator cuff surgery as a result of the injury.

Van with six individuals from Guatemala and Mexico were traveling though Oklahoma on their way to work. Early in the morning a vehicle crossed the center line and struck them head on killing 5 and injuring the other. Attorneys for defendants alleged that the Defendant had a heart attack and died before he crossed the center line and therefore there was no negligence.

Semi Driver backing flatbed trailer from a private drive early in the morning. Plaintiff alleged the trailer was dirty and the side lights did not work. As Plaintiff traveled down the road, she struck the trailer in her lane of traffic at the speed limit. Plaintiff injured her neck and required a one level neck fusion.

Plaintiff presented to ER three days in a row complaining of abdominal issues. The first two visit the staff advised plaintiff that she had gas and was constipated. On the third visit the ER finally admitted her and ran some tests. It turned out that she had an infection that was killing her colon. Plaintiff had to have her colon removed. Plaintiff alleged that had the ER properly diagnosed her on the first or second visit she would not have lost her colon.

Plaintiff alleged that her doctor took the wrong approach when performing a thoracic back surgery. Because of the wrong approach the doctor stretched the spinal cord during the procedure resulting in limited use of her lower extremities.

Degiusti v. Valuck

Plaintiff alleged that a doctor over prescribed her daughter opioid medications that ultimately killed her. It was also alleged that the doctor was running a pill mill.

Livsey v. Valuck

Plaintiff alleged that defendant doctor over prescribed opioid medications and failed to take a proper history and failed to monitor labs. As a result, Plaintiff suffered kidney damage and will likely be required to have a kidney transplant or go on dialysis in the future. Plaintiff alleged that had the doctor paid attention to Plaintiff’s preexisting health conditions and properly monitored the treatment the injury would not have occurred. Plaintiff also alleged that the doctor was running a pill mill.

Plaintiff presented to her family physician with stoke like symptoms. The doctor examined her and released her to home. Approximately 1 hour later she has a stroke which caused her to lose some function on her left side. Plaintiff alleged that she should have been given a clot buster drug when she first presented to her doctor.

Plaintiff was a passenger in a friend’s vehicle traveling below the speed limit on the highway when they were struck from behind, pushed off the road. The driver of plaintiff’s vehicle died as a result of the injuries. Plaintiff sustained numerous broken bones and stayed in the hospital for approximately 3 days.

Plaintiff purchased a bench press type mechanical workout machine from an advertisement on TV. As he was bench pressing the bench collapsed causing Plaintiff to sustain a neck injury which required a neck fusion. Plaintiff sued the manufacturer.

Plaintiff’s father died because he was thrown from the cab of his vehicle when he was struck by a semi. The strike was a glancing blow that barely clipped his front bumper. Because of the impact the cab separated, and the seatbelt failed to properly secure father in the cab. Had he remained in the cab it was alleged that he would not have been injured.

UTV decedent was a passenger in went air born and rolled. It is alleged that the roll cage of the UTV was defective in that it did not properly protect the occupants of the UTV.

Lounds v. Oklahoma VA

Daughter alleged that when her father went to live in the nursing home that the staff failed to properly evaluate him and as a result failed to properly monitor him and provide care. He lost a significant amount of weight over a short period of time, and nothing was done by the staff of the nursing home. Shortly thereafter he died.