With over 20 years of experience we have helped customers just like you produce a favorable outcome in a variety of areas of law. We believe experience, attention to detail, and our broad scope of legal cases we have covered gives you the best formula for getting a satisfactory outcome on your individual case. Not all cases are a one size fits all situation and we believe with our experience in many areas of law it gives us better insight when digging into your individual unique situation.
Characteristics Of A Good Personal Injury Case? By good personal injury case we mean a strong personal injury case worth compensation.
Large Injury – This is typically when the accident is relatively a severe injury or life altering accident. This can include aspects like surgery, amputation, brain injury, other bodily harm such as broken bones as well as other physical harm. One prime example of is the famous Mcdonald’s Hot Coffee Incident. You can read more about it to get a better understanding of this type of injury.
Injury Caused by Accident – This means that the injury is a direct related to the accident at hand. This kind of ties in to the first “large injury” characteristic as the more easily proven that the injury was caused by a specific stimulus the stronger the case and the chances of winning that case increase.
Caused By Someone Else – You need 100% certainty that the result of the accident was caused by someone at fault or negligence. Without someone at fault your case is worth ZERO. As an example if if you slip and fall was the accident caused by someone else’s lack of responsibility or due to negligence (did the business do something wrong) (did the other driver do something wrong) or was it caused by your own judgement. The more fault of the accident lies on you the lower the percentage drops of you having a solid case.
Insurance – The previous few points are essentially useless if you don’t have the money to back your case and compensate you for your injury. This is because if you believe you have a solid case and wish to take it to trial if their is no one to pay for the verdict their will not be anything for you to gain. It is important to remember that it is not the court paying it is the guilty party that caused the accident that must pay for the verdict. ( this especially true in the case of care accidents).
Konsure Law Firm and our team of experienced legal professionals defend speeding tickets and all other traffic violations in Pittsburgh County Oklahoma. Our services also include defending much of Oklahoma in ordinance violations, like game room and building code violations, as well as criminal cases such as minor in possession, shoplifting, assault, driving with a suspended license, racing, reckless driving and driving while intoxicated.
As experienced and trusted traffic attorneys, we know the game, the referees, the opposition, the rules and much more. Our fees are reasonable. They are based on the superior level of services we provide. In traffic ticket and traffic violation law, you get what you pay for.
Konsure Law Firm is a premier divorce law firm based out of Pittsburg County in the town of Mcalester, OK. We recognize that divorce is one of the most stressful situations anyone can go through. We empathize, and understand that in stressful times like this – you don’t just need a divorce lawyer – you need someone who believes in you, and you’re right to a future. That future begins with a successful divorce, where you get everything you want and need.
Not only can our divorce attorneys help with divorce proceedings, and other legal affairs arising from divorce cases, we can also help clients with less confrontational methods of separating – such as mediation. With divorce mediation, our divorce lawyers can negotiate, and settle, our clients cases outside of the courtroom with our team. Clients who elect for divorce meditation can get our help reaching a fair settlement with their spouse.
Oklahoma DUI and DWI Laws
Driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while impaired (DWI) in the state of Oklahoma comes with serious consequences. According to Oklahoma DUI laws, you are legally considered “intoxicated” when your blood alcohol content (BAC) is at 0.08%. Depending on the circumstances, you will face:
It all has to do with your BAC level. If your BAC is 0.08 or above and you are operating a motor vehicle, you are considered DUI. If you have alcohol in your system but your BAC is below 0.08, it is considered a DWI in Oklahoma. Learn more about Oklahoma’s DUI & DWI Laws.
Many people ask our team, “What are the odds of me beating a DUI/DWI in Oklahoma?
Every DUI/DWI case is unique and the strength of your case will depend on your particular facts. However, your chances of successfully challenging a DUI/DWI are much greater if you hire an experienced DUI Lawyer.
Certain defenses or circumstances may entitle you to a suppression of evidence, dismissal of the charges or reduced charge or penalty. The police may not have had probable cause to stop your car or to require a BAC test. There may have been an error with the BAC testing procedure or you may have credible witnesses who can say you were not intoxicated. Speaking with an experienced Oklahoma DUI attorney is vital to understanding your options when faced with a DUI/DWI charge.
If you have been charged with an Aggravated DWI or have prior DUI/DWI convictions on your record, it is especially important that you seek experienced DUI legal advice from a qualified Oklahoma criminal lawyer.
DUI charges are not to be taken lightly and you need a criminal lawyer who is competent in handling DUI/DWI charges. Our lawyers are highly experienced in representing Oklahoma drivers all over the state (Mcalester OK, Atoka OK, Eufuala OK, Pittsburg County, McIntosh County, as well as many more) charged with drunk driving and have successfully had charges dismissed in prior cases. Our DUI attorneys will provide you with proactive representation from the outset in fighting your cause.
Todd received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Oklahoma in 1986, and earned his Juris Doctor degree from the OU College of Law in 1989. Prior to moving to McAlester, he practiced with Hiersche law firm in Oklahoma City.
Todd has authored a work relating to oil and gas law, Obstruction Doctrine: An Equitible Tool or Tool of Justice?, which appeared in the Oklahoma Law Review. He has served as Guest lecturer to the oklahoma Mineral Lawyers Society.
Founder
A strong background in trial advocacy, including but not limited to, criminal defense, administrative law, civil litigation for plaintiffs and defendants, contracts, labor law, ethics, environmental law, wills and estates, consumer law, garnishment, and family law. Licensed to practice law in all State Courts of Oklahoma and the United States District Court of the Eastern District of Oklahoma.