Tulsa Personal Injury Lawyer

Fighting for Injured Oklahomans with 30 Years’ Combined Experience

When you or someone you love is hurt through another party’s negligence or recklessness, the aftermath is overwhelming. Medical bills pile up, income stops, and insurance companies move quickly to protect their own interests, not yours. Personal injuries happen every day in Tulsa, from car accidents to criminal attacks, and the financial and emotional toll on victims and their families can be severe.

Oklahoma law gives you the right to pursue damages for losses you’ve already suffered and those you’ll face down the road. With over 30 years of combined legal experience, our attorneys at Enlow Law are prepared to stand between you and the insurance company tactics designed to minimize what you recover.

Contact us online or call (918) 212-5359 for an initial consultation.

Types of Personal Injury Cases We Handle

Oklahoma’s statute of limitations gives injured victims two years from the date of injury to file a claim under Oklahoma Statutes Title 12, §95. Missing that deadline can permanently bar your recovery, so acting promptly matters. The cases we handle span a wide range of incidents, and the damages available can be substantial.

Cases We Handle

Personal injury cases can arise from:

• Auto accidents
• Trucking accidents
• Pedestrian accidents
• Motorcycle accidents
• Catastrophic Injuries
• Slip and fall incidents on another’s property
• Defective products
• Dog attacks
• Criminal attacks
• Medical malpractice

Damages You Can Recover

You can pursue both economic and non-economic damages. Economic damages cover medical expenses, lost income or wages, and property damage. Non-economic damages include pain and suffering, mental anguish, disfigurement, and other intangible losses. In Oklahoma, there is no statutory cap on non-economic damages in personal injury cases. The Oklahoma Supreme Court struck down the former $350,000 cap as unconstitutional in Beason v. I.E. Miller Services, Inc., meaning juries may award non-economic damages based on the full weight of the evidence.

How to Prove Negligence in an Oklahoma Personal Injury Case

Proving negligence requires establishing four elements, each supported by evidence such as witness testimony, expert opinions, and medical records. Our attorneys help you gather and present what’s needed to build a compelling case.

• Duty of Care: The defendant had a legal obligation to take reasonable steps to prevent harm to you.
• Breach of Duty: The defendant failed to act reasonably and did not take the necessary steps to prevent harm.
• Causation: The defendant’s breach directly caused your injuries, meaning your injuries wouldn’t have occurred had they fulfilled their duty.
• Damages: You suffered provable physical, emotional, or financial losses as a result of the defendant’s breach.

We prepare every case for trial from day one. That discipline gives us leverage in negotiations and helps ensure no element of your claim is left underdeveloped.

Oklahoma’s Modified Comparative Fault Rule

Not every accident is entirely one party’s fault. Oklahoma follows a modified comparative negligence standard under Title 23, §13 of the Oklahoma Statutes: an injured person can still recover damages as long as their share of fault doesn’t exceed 50%. At 51% or more, recovery is completely barred. When a plaintiff does share some responsibility, their compensation is reduced in proportion to their percentage of fault.

Insurance companies understand this rule well and routinely try to inflate a claimant’s share of fault to shrink or eliminate what they owe. Fault narratives are often shaped long before a case reaches trial, which is why early investigation and evidence preservation are critical. Our team conducts systematic evidence review and motion practice from the outset, working to keep your share of fault as low as the facts support and to pursue compensation that reflects your losses.

Why Injured Tulsa Clients Choose Enlow Law

Insurance companies move fast after an accident, and they have lawyers working to protect their bottom line. You need attorneys who match that commitment. Our seasoned litigators bring the same courtroom discipline to personal injury cases that they apply to complex business and criminal defense matters, which means insurers know from the start that we won’t accept a lowball offer without careful scrutiny.

We prepare every matter for trial from day one, giving us leverage in negotiations. Our attorneys have been recognized by Super Lawyers and the American Institute of Trial Lawyers (Top 40 Under 40). As a veteran-owned firm, we bring a level of strategic discipline that carries through every stage of a case. We maintain a strong presence at the Tulsa County Courthouse and understand the local procedures and court culture that shape how cases are resolved here.

Schedule Your Consultation with Enlow Law

If you’ve been injured, don’t wait to protect your rights. Call us at (918) 212-5359 or reach out online to schedule an initial consultation. We offer financing options to help clients manage legal costs, and our staff provides full legal support in English, Spanish, and Portuguese so language is never a barrier to getting the help you need.

Call (918) 212-5359 or contact us online today. Our team is ready to discuss your situation.