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The law firm of Babbit, Mitchell & Ogle has over 60 years of experience providing comprehensive legal services in diverse practice areas for our clients in the Moore and south Oklahoma City areas. Our injury accident attorneys, criminal defense attorneys, and family law lawyers, realize the importance of personal attention. We aggressively fight on behalf of our clients.   Kyle Babbit, Greg Mitchell and David Ogle understand the anxiety created by the legal process and will personally guide you throughout the entire legal process to minimize stress.

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Each year more cases are being filed due to the fact that insurance companies are becoming increasingly difficult to work with regarding resolution of claims. The percentage of those filed cases going to trial probably remains around ten percent. More often than not, cases in litigation will eventually get worked out prior to trial. However, I foresee the percentage of cases going to trial increasing in the near future given the state of the insurance industry.

What percentage of personal injury cases go to trial?

The BMO team of personal injury specialists' mission is to aggressively represent each of our clients to ensure the best possible outcome.

Supreme Court of Oklahoma held that capping non-economic damages was unconstitutional

JAMES TODD BEASON and DARA BEASON, Plaintiffs/Appellants/Counter-Appellees,

v.

I. E. MILLER SERVICES, INC., Defendant/Appellee/Counter-Appellant.

 

The Oklahoma Supreme Court on Tuesday April 23, 2019 struck down the state law that caps civil justice damages. To read the entire decision, click on the image to the left. This decision allows juries who hear evidence presented at trial to determine how much an individual should be compensated for his or her pain and suffering based on that evidence.  Any award given by a jury for pain and suffering by an injured person will no longer be kept capped due to a legislative decision by individuals who do not hear the evidence presented at trial.

 

As an example, if you have a 40-year-old male who was the CEO of a company making a quarter of a million dollars a year and was unable to continue to work after the accident, the cap on non-economic damages is potentially catastrophic for this individual. If this individual had a family of four where his wife stayed home with two small children and he was the only breadwinner, under the previous cap, that individual would only be entitled to $350,000 above and beyond his incurred medical damages. Given that individual’s income and loss therefrom, that $350,000 would be used up quickly given that individual’s inability to work going forward. By lifting the cap, it allows the jury to hear all of the evidence and that position in life that the injured party is left and allows the jury to decide how much that individual should be compensated for their injuries and the permanency of those injuries going forward.

—Greg S Mitchell, Attorney At Law

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