On behalf of Litton Law Firm | Mar 2, 2020 | Car Accidents
You’ve done it before, just like most people who drive: You see that someone texted you and send them back a message. Maybe you did it at a stoplight, stop sign or when you were the only person on the roads, but the reality is that texting and driving is a hazard at...
On behalf of Litton Law Firm | Feb 18, 2020 | Car Accidents
Getting into a car crash is never what someone expects to happen to them when they start their day. One second, they might be planning to go to a party or be heading home from work, and the next they’re wondering if they’re going to survive their injuries. After a...
On behalf of Litton Law Firm | Feb 13, 2020 | Car Accidents
Most drivers know texting and driving is dangerous. Even the ones who do it know that it’s risky. The general rationale, for many of them, is that they think they can do it fast enough to stay safe. They think: “I’ll just look down for a second; I need to answer...
On behalf of Litton Law Firm | Nov 15, 2019 | Car Accidents
Many people wonder how they will afford paying for the damages acquired after a car accident. Especially after sustaining a serious injury, you may experience added stress as you try to balance paying for your expenses and focusing on recovery. While your injuries may...
On behalf of Litton Law Firm | Nov 4, 2019 | Car Accidents, Injuries
We often hear about the things women should avoid during pregnancy. Don’t eat sushi or unpasteurized cheeses. Stay away from nicotine and alcohol, and limit caffeine intake. Don’t wear high heels and avoid from hot tubs and saunas. But what about situations that carry...
On behalf of Litton Law Firm | Mar 1, 2017 | Car Accidents
There is no way to predict how an auto accident will affect you. Horrendous property damage does not always equal serious physical injury, and minimal damage does not rule out catastrophic injury. If your accident resulted in injuries for you or your loved ones, you...
On behalf of Litton Law Firm | Dec 7, 2016 | Car Accidents
One year ago, after years of legislative foot-dragging, Oklahoma finally passed a law banning texting while driving. Drivers caught texting while at the wheel are now subject to a $100 fine. Unfortunately, according to an article from the Oklahoman, the new law may...
