Legal Resources
Oklahoma City Personal Injury Lawyers
The Stipe Injury Law firm recommends the legal resource links below. If you need additional resources or information, please don't hesitate to contact us today!
- Association of Trial Lawyers of America
- Consumer Product Safety Commission
- Consumer Reports
- Food and Drug Administration
- National Practitioner Data Bank
- The New England Journal of Medicine
- Oklahoma Supreme Court Network
- Oklahoma District Court Records
- Oklahoma Trial Lawyers Association
- The Oklahoma Trial Lawyers Association is the State's leader in protecting the jury trial system. OTLA has worked to pass some of the most progressive legislation dealing with the judicial system in the entire United States.
- Oklahomans for Responsible Justice
- Oklahoman's for Responsible Justice (ORJ) is a coalition of thousands of citizens throughout Oklahoma, working together to protect the fundamental freedoms on which America was founded.
- People Over Profits
- A working action network that educates the American people about the attack on the civil justice system in order to effectively fight the powerful corporate interests.
- Recalls.gov
- Links to Lawyers in the USA
Robert Kerpsack - Ohio Personal Injury Lawyer - Colling Gilbert Wright & Carter - Florida Personal Injury Attorneys
- Cohen & Dwin - Maryland Injury Attorneys
- Medical Malpractice & personal Injury Lawyers in Washington & Oregon
- The Injury Lawyers, LLC - Alabama Injury Attorneys
- Truitt Law Offices - Personal Injury Attorneys in Indiana
If you need legal representation for a personal injury, wrongful death or civil suit, contact us today to schedule a free consultation. You can count on us to protect your rights and get you the settlement you deserve.
Although medical professionals are required by law to exercise the utmost care, skill and diligence when treating their patients, it is estimated that over 90,000 people every year are either injured or killed due to physician or nurse error. 
When workers are injured, employers and their workers compensation insurance carrier are responsible for providing those employees with the medical care they need as quickly as possible. 
If you are disabled, and can no longer work, the federal government offers disability payments to individuals who qualify under the Social Security Disability Insurance plan. 
