Tulsa Personal Injury Lawyers
Fighting for Oklahomans Injured by Negligence
At J. Alexander Law Firm, we know how quickly life can change after a serious accident. Medical bills, lost income, and an uncertain future can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to face it alone. Our Tulsa personal injury lawyers stand with injured Oklahomans and their families to demand accountability and secure the compensation they deserve.
Founded by Josh Alexander, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran, our firm was built on service, perseverance, and integrity. We approach every case with the same grit and determination — whether it involves a car accident, a trucking crash, a workplace injury, or wrongful death.
With J. Alexander Law Firm, it’s more than just a case. It’s personal.
Why Clients Choose J. Alexander Law Firm
- We focus on serious injury and wrongful death cases.
- We fight powerful insurance companies and corporate defendants.
- We offer free consultations and handle cases on a contingency fee basis.
- We provide 24/7 support, including home visits, virtual meetings, and physician referrals.
Call (214) 206-3264 or contact us online for your FREE consultation. We serve clients throughout Tulsa County and beyond. Se habla español.
What Our Clients Say
We measure our success not only in results, but in the trust our clients place in us. Here’s how people we’ve helped describe their experience working with J. Alexander Law Firm:
Comprehensive Counsel in All Types of Accident Cases
Our Tulsa personal injury attorneys handle a range of injury matters, from everyday crashes to complex, high-stakes litigation. No matter how your injury happened, our goal is the same: to hold negligent parties accountable and fight for the full compensation you deserve.
We represent clients in:
- Car Accidents – Collisions caused by negligent or reckless drivers.
- Truck Accidents – Catastrophic crashes involving 18-wheelers and commercial vehicles.
- Catastrophic Injuries – Brain trauma, spinal cord injuries, amputations, and other life-altering harm.
- Workplace & Construction Injuries – Including oilfield accidents and industrial incidents.
- Premises Liability – Unsafe property conditions, negligent security, and slip-and-fall cases.
- Defective Products – Dangerous consumer goods, equipment, or machinery.
- Wrongful Death Claims – Helping families pursue justice after the loss of a loved one.
Your Rights After a Serious Accident
Oklahoma law gives injury victims the right to pursue compensation when someone else’s negligence causes harm. Negligence is the failure to act with reasonable care — the kind of care that an ordinary, responsible person would exercise under similar circumstances. Proving negligence is the foundation of most personal injury cases.
In real terms, this can mean:
- A driver who runs a red light or texts behind the wheel.
- A trucking company that pushes drivers to break federal hours-of-service rules.
- A property owner who ignores unsafe conditions that cause a fall.
- A manufacturer that sells defective equipment or consumer products.
Even if you played some role in the accident, you may still have a case. Oklahoma follows a modified comparative negligence rule, which allows you to recover compensation as long as you were less than 51% at fault. Your award is simply reduced by your percentage of responsibility.
For example, if you were found 20% at fault in a crash, you could still recover 80% of your damages.
Understanding and asserting your rights is important because insurance companies will often:
- Try to shift the blame onto you to reduce their payout.
- Pressure you into accepting an early, undervalued settlement.
- Downplay the seriousness of your injuries or dispute your medical care.
An experienced personal injury lawyer in Tulsa can level the playing field. At J. Alexander Law Firm, we investigate thoroughly, build strong evidence, and push back against unfair tactics so that your rights and your future are protected.
Do I Have a Case?
After an accident, many people aren’t sure if their situation “counts” as a personal injury claim. A good rule of thumb: if someone else’s careless or reckless actions caused you harm, you may have a case.
Common signs you should speak with a lawyer include:
- You needed medical treatment after the accident.
- You’ve missed work or lost income because of your injuries.
- The insurance company is disputing liability or downplaying your injuries.
- A loved one was killed in a preventable accident.
The safest way to know is to talk to an attorney. At J. Alexander Law Firm, we offer free consultations and can quickly evaluate whether you may have a claim.
The Damages You May Recover
A serious accident can create both financial strain and lasting personal losses. Oklahoma law allows victims to pursue two main types of compensation: economic damages (measurable financial losses) and non-economic damages (the human impact of an injury).
These often include:
- Medical Care – Past, ongoing, and future costs of treatment, including surgeries, rehabilitation, prescriptions, and long-term support.
- Income Losses – Wages you’ve missed while recovering, as well as reduced earning capacity if your injuries limit your ability to work.
- Personal Losses – Pain and suffering, emotional distress, disability, disfigurement, or loss of enjoyment of life.
- Wrongful Death Damages – Funeral expenses, loss of financial support, and loss of companionship for surviving families.
In catastrophic injury cases, damages extend well beyond immediate expenses. For example, a spinal cord injury may require lifelong medical care and adaptive equipment, while a brain injury may permanently affect earning potential. At J. Alexander Law Firm, we work with experts to document the full scope of your losses so insurers can’t minimize your claim.
How Long Do You Have to File a Claim?
Oklahoma law gives injury victims a limited window of time to pursue justice. This deadline, called the statute of limitations, is generally two years from the date of the accident. If you miss this deadline, you may lose your right to compensation entirely.
There are important exceptions and nuances to know:
- Wrongful Death Cases – The two-year clock typically runs from the date of death, which may differ from the date of the accident.
- Claims Against Government Entities – Special notice rules apply, often requiring action within as little as 90 days.
- Discovery Rule – In rare cases where an injury wasn’t immediately obvious, the clock may start when the harm is discovered (or reasonably should have been).
Because time can slip away quickly and evidence often fades, it’s critical to speak with a lawyer as soon as possible. Early involvement allows our team to preserve accident reports, witness statements, and medical records that strengthen your claim.
How We Help Injury Victims in Tulsa
When you’re dealing with the fallout of a serious accident, the last thing you need is to battle with insurance companies on your own. At J. Alexander Law Firm, we take that burden off your shoulders. From the moment you call us, we act as your advocates and protectors.
Our support includes:
- Thorough Investigation – Gathering police reports, witness statements, photos, video footage, and expert analysis.
- Identifying All Liable Parties – From careless drivers to corporations, contractors, or product manufacturers.
- Building the Full Case Value – Working with medical and financial experts to calculate both immediate and long-term damages.
- Negotiating Aggressively – Holding insurers accountable and pushing back when they try to minimize your claim.
- Trial-Ready Advocacy – Preparing every case for court so the defense knows we won’t settle for less than what’s fair.
Our approach is simple: we fight for you as if it were our own family. That means personal attention, relentless advocacy, and the commitment to see your case through to the very end.
Call for a Free Consultation: (214) 206-3264
If you or a loved one has been hurt by someone else’s negligence, our Tulsa personal injury attorneys at J. Alexander Law Firm want to help. We offer FREE consultations and work on contingency fees, which means there’s no cost to hire and no legal fees unless we win.
Call (214) 206-3264 or contact us online to get started. Se habla español.
