Flynn Law Firm Practice Areas
Two kinds of injury law. One firm for both.
Flynn Law Firm practice areas cover the two systems Oklahoma uses for injuries: workers’ compensation if you were hurt on the job, and personal injury if someone else caused it. Find what happened to you below, and each link explains your situation in full.
WORKERS' COMPENSATION
Hurt at work
Denied claims, permanent injuries and questions about suing your employer. Find what happened to you below, and each link explains your situation in full.
My claim was denied
A denial can be challenged, and many are reversed.
My injury is permanent
How your disability rating decides what you’re paid.
Can I sue my employer?
There are exceptions, and other parties can be sued.
I just got hurt at work.
What to do in the first days, and the deadlines that matter.
PERSONAL INJURY
Hurt by someone else
Car and truck crashes, railroad injuries and defective guardrails. Find what happened to you below, and each link explains your situation in full.
Another driver hit me
Including drivers with no insurance or not enough.
I was hit by a semi-truck
18-wheelers and commercial vehicles, where the evidence disappears fast
I’m a railroad worker and got hurt
Your claim runs under FELA, not workers’ comp.
A guardrail made the crash worse
Defective, badly installed or unrepaired guardrails.
WHEN IT'S BOTH
Why one firm handles both
Many injuries don’t fit neatly into one system. Flynn Law Firm practice areas cover both, so nothing falls between two separate lawyers.
Hurt at work by someone else
A delivery driver hit by another car has a workers' comp claim and a claim against the other driver. Faulty equipment can add a claim against the manufacturer.
The two claims affect each other
What workers' comp pays can change what the second claim recovers, and the order they settle in matters. Handling them separately is how money gets left behind.
One team, the whole picture
One firm works both claims together from the first call. Cases are reviewed by our attorneys, and the consultation is free.
Common questions
Which kind of case do I have?
Most people aren’t sure at first, and that’s normal. These answers cover the questions we hear most. If yours isn’t here, call and ask. The consultation is free.
Is my case workers' comp or personal injury?
If you were injured doing your job, it’s usually workers’ comp, handled by the Oklahoma Workers’ Compensation Commission. If someone other than your employer caused the injury, it’s personal injury. If both are true, you may have both claims. One phone call is usually enough to sort out which applies.
I work for a railroad. Which one applies to me?
Neither, exactly. Railroad employees are covered by a federal law, the Federal Employers’ Liability Act (FELA), instead of workers’ comp. More on FELA claims →
