Vetting Checklist

How do I choose the right lawyer for a catastrophic injury?

5 Critical Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Catastrophic Injury Lawyer. Learn about litigation costs, trial experience, and financial capacity.

Not All Lawyers Are Equipped

Not all personal injury lawyers are equipped for high-stakes litigation. Here is a vetting checklist to use during your consultations.

Do you have the financial resources to fund this case?

Catastrophic cases can cost $100,000+ in expert fees alone. If the firm cannot advance these costs, they will settle cheap.

When was the last time you took a case to verdict?

Insurance companies know which lawyers fold before trial. You need a threat they respect.

Do you handle these cases exclusively?

Avoid "door law" (anything that walks in the door). You need a specialist, not a generalist.

Why Financial Capacity Matters

In a catastrophic injury case (TBI, Spinal Cord, amputation), we must hire life care planners, economists, and accident reconstructionists. A firm operating on a shoestring budget cannot afford to fight a billion-dollar insurer properly.

Do Not Wait

Evidence can disappear quickly. The sooner you contact an attorney, the better your chances of building a strong case.

Need A Case Review?

If the facts here look like your case, move them to an attorney review before deadlines, evidence, or insurance pressure change the record.

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Guides explain legal standards, but case value depends on evidence, timing, and proof. Request a direct attorney review tailored to your facts.

We focus on catastrophic injury, wrongful death, trucking crashes, and federal civil-rights litigation in Oklahoma.

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