If you’re hurt in an accident, don’t expect the insurance company to look after your interests. “I called the law office of Dan Davis.” “I got more, way more then I thought I’d get. Three times more.” “They fixed my car and got me a rental. And they got the insurance company to pay for it.” The Law office of Dan Davis. You’re entitled to justice. A fast fair cash settlement so that you get everything you’re owed and not a penny less. Call on the hurtline, the law office of Dan Davis, right now.

Oklahomans hurt in a rear-end accident can turn to us

An auto accident can happen in an instant – don’t wait another moment to find aggressive and experienced legal representation in Oklahoma car accident cases. Call the Dan Davis Law Firm at 1-800-HURTLINE right away.
How does a rear-end accident happen? The factors in rear-end collisions can vary widely from case to case. What is common among them, however, is that the operator of the vehicle that strikes the car in front is almost always at fault in the rear-end crash. Another common element is the injury they cause. Whiplash injury is one of the most frequent auto accident injury reported. Rear-end accidents are frequently the cause.

In the event of a passenger vehicle causing a rear end accident with a motorcycle, the rider and passenger may experience serious injury, including fractures and broken bones. Similarly grave injuries may occur if a semi truck strikes a smaller vehicle from the rear.

Hit-and-run injury victims: We know how to fight for your rights

Many times, a hit-and-run accident is the result of a drunk driver striking another car and fleeing to avoid having a blood alcohol test administered. Another reason drivers flee a hit-and-run accident scene is when they fear that a wrongful death has occurred as a result (this may be the case in a bicycle accident or pedestrian accident). At the Dan Davis Law Firm, we will fight to see that a hit-and-run driver is held accountable for all harmful and negligent behavior.

A head-on accident can be devastating

A head-on accident often leads to cases of serious injury or a wrongful death accident fatality due to the combined force of each vehicle’s weight and momentum. Also, both vehicles in a head-on crash experience impact in an area where there is always at least one person (the driver) rather than unoccupied seats.

Head-on accidents often occur on un-divided highways, where the highway speeds reduce the amount of time drivers have to react and avoid the collision. Drunk driving or driver fatigue often leads to a vehicle straying from its lane into on-coming traffic. Cases involving larger commercial vehicles may leave no room on the road for the other driver to avoid a head-on accident.

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