Wrongful Death and Personal Injury
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Your Story Needs to Be Heard by a Jury
When you or a loved one has suffered a life-changing personal injury due to an act of negligence, you have a story to tell. While insurance companies rarely want to listen, juries are a captive audience. This makes it so important to choose a law firm like White & Weddle, P.C. that is willing to take cases to trial.
Our lawyers are personally involved in preparing every case for trial from day one. When presented in a compelling way, a jury will understand the significance of the wrong you suffered. Should the insurance company refuse to provide the compensation you deserve, it will have to face our lawyers in the courtroom. Many of our opponents will offer a fair settlement simply to avoid that challenge.
When you interview any lawyer, we encourage you to ask this question: Are you prepared to make certain my story is heard?
The lawyers of White & Weddle, P.C. are prepared.
Our attorneys represent individuals throughout Oklahoma in cases involving:
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