I’ve Been In A Car Accident…Should I Talk To The Insurance Adjuster?

If you have recently been in an auto or truck accident in Oklahoma, you will be getting a call from the insurance company. They will be very nice and friendly and act as if they are truly concerned with how you are doing. Be very careful what you say and please consider speaking with an attorney before talking to an insurance company. Remember, the job of the insurance adjuster is to keep their money or pay less than they should. It is in their best interest to get you to say something you shouldn’t that could benefit their company. Lawton attorney Scott Ray has extensive experience dealing with insurance companies and has even defended them in court. He knows every trick in the book and can help you prevent being taking advantage of. If you or a family member has been injured in a car or truck accident in Oklahoma and are looking for more information, please give the Scott Ray Law Firm a call at 888-472-7558.

Located in Lawton, Oklahoma, Scott Ray is dedicated to helping clients throughout the state with their legal needs. In the past, the law office has served clients in the following Oklahoma counties, cities, and towns:

Counties: Comanche County, Jackson County, Grady County, Oklahoma County, Cleveland County, Carter County, Caddo County, Custer County, Beckham County, Pottawatomie County, Cotton County, Stephens County, Greer County, Kiowa County, Canadian County, Tulsa County and Harmon County.

Cities and Towns: Lawton, Fort Sill, Altus, Chickasha, Oklahoma City, Edmond, Midwest City, Yukon, Del City, Mustang, Newcastle, El Reno, Norman, Ardmore, Anadarko, Clinton, Elk City, Shawnee, Walters, Medicine Park, Elgin, Duncan, Geronimo, Cache, Frederick, Mangum, Marlow, Snyder, Apache, Hobart, Sayre, Hollis, and Tulsa.

We are proud to represent our servicemen and servicewomen stationed at Fort Sill and Sheppard who require legal assistance. In addition, the Scott Ray Law Firm also serves clients in Texas cities and towns close to Lawton, Oklahoma, such as Wichita Falls.