Case Results
Understanding case results can be crucial when facing legal challenges. By reviewing outcomes in similar cases, you gain insight into how Oklahoma courts may handle your situation. Whether it involves custody disputes, abuse allegations, or neglect claims, knowing the potential consequences helps you make informed decisions. For detailed guidance, consulting a Tulsa attorney can provide clarity tailored to your unique circumstances.
When legal stakes are high, the right representation can make a difference. Wirth Law Office offers experienced support to navigate complex cases and protect your interests. If you need legal help, call Wirth Law Office at (918) 879-1681 to discuss your case with a trusted Tulsa attorney who understands Oklahoma law and can help you work toward your goals.
Victory in Court: How We Fought for Attorney's Fees from the State of Oklahoma
Oklahoma lawyer James Wirth recently won a victory in court, securing attorney's fees from the state of Oklahoma. In a forfeiture case, the state alleged that someone was dealing CDS and drugs on Wirth's client's property, but Wirth argued that his client had no knowledge or consent of the alleged activity. Despite winning the case, Wirth also fought for attorney's fees and was successful in getting the state to pay $3,500. This victory highlights recent changes in the law that allow for prevailing party attorney's fees in forfeiture cases. If you're facing a similar situation, consult with an experienced attorney to protect your rights. Read more »Winning Against All Odds: A Client's Story of Triumph and Justice
If you're needing a lawyer who will fight for your rights and help you move forward after a difficult legal situation, call Wirth Law Office. Read more »From False Accusation to True Victory: Client Success Story
We filed some motions showing the court that the state did not have proper evidence against her and that they had no probable cause. Read more »Tulsa Nursing Home Neglect Attorney Wins $1 Million Settlement
On July 6, 2015, Ms. Wendy Bristow* died at age 74 at Westbrook Healthcare, Inc. in Waurika, OK.
Perhaps the most tragic thing about Ms. Bristow's death is that it was completely preventable.
It was about 20-30 minutes from the time Ms. Bristow started choking to the time someone called 9-1-1. If they had made that emergency call right away, she could still be alive. It's important to understand that this wasn't an isolated event. Ms. Bristow had been suffering from neglect at Westbrook for a year. This incident, her final incident, is what brought on legal action. Read more »Will Your Health Insurance Get Paid Back if They Pay Your Medical Bills From a Personal Injury Case?
Now, the short answer is it depends. It largely depends on what contract you have with them. Read more »Can You Still Get Compensated for Your Injuries if You’ve Previously Been Injured?
Wirth Law Personal Injury Paralegal discusses whether or not you can still get compensated for injuries if you've already previously been injured. Read more »Should You Hide Anything About Your Car Wreck From Your Attorney?
Now in the past, we've worked with quite a few clients who had certain skeletons in the closet that they would have preferred to remain there. A lot of the time, these will take the form of previous injuries or if they didn't have insurance at the time, a criminal record. Read more »Does the Type of Shoe That You Were Wearing During a Premises Liability Incident Matter?
We've had some clients who were wearing skidproof workboats but were still the victim of a premises liability incident because there was very clear soap on the floor that they didn't see. Read more »Should I Get Medical Treatment to Increase the Value of My Case?
I've had several clients who will push their medical providers to maybe send them for extra testing, extra therapy, really just push as much as they can to get as much treatment as they can thinking that that'll greatly increase their settlement down the line. Well, a lot of the time it doesn't work out that well. Read more »Does My Medicare Status Impact My Personal Injury Claim?
Medicare has what's called a right to subrogation, meaning if they end up paying on your medical bills that are the result of the negligence of another person, then they can get compensated for it. Read more »Wirth Law Delivers KO for Client
UFC Legend, Randy Couture, gives shoutout to Wirth Law Office after Wirth Law was able to help their client succeed in court. Read more »Arson Case Dismissed at Preliminary Hearing
A woman hired Attorney Jason Lile to defend her in an arson case. After going over the evidence, he found his client to be innocent. Jason presented information to the court and the court agreed with him, which led to all charges being dropped. Read more »Juvenile Delinquency Charges Dropped
When retained to represent a young boy in a Tulsa juvenile delinquency case, Attorney Justin Mosteller determined the boy was wrongly accused and set the case for trial. Facing the prospect of taking their flawed case to court, prosecutors dropped the charges. Read more »Database Ranks Tulsa County, Oklahoma Near Top of Exonerations List
A University of Michigan Law School study reveals Tulsa County has one of the highest rates of exoneration for a county its size anywhere in the nation. False allegations, perjury and official misconduct contributed to many of the convictions that were later overturned. Read more »Published Wirth Law Office Case Spurs Change of Law
Expungement In Oklahoma Made Easier Nobody wants to lose in court – especially when a case goes all the way to an appellate court. Wirth Law Office was disappointed when the Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals ruled against us in a 2012 case where we tested the language of an expungment law. Fortunately, our loss […] Read more »Synthetic Marijuana Case Dismissed
A judge this week dismissed charges against an Okmulgee County retailer accused of selling synthetic marijuana after an attorney for Wirth Law Office pointed out that particular substances sold as potpourri or incense were not illegal at the time police raided the retail location. Legislators had earmarked a chemical in the blend to be added […] Read more »14 Unemployment Appeal Wins in a Row
The unemployment appeal winning streak continues. Oklahoma unemployment attorney, James M. Wirth, has now won 14 of the last 14 unemployment appeals he has handled. Most of these cases overruled previous denials of unemployment benefits for Wirth Law Office clients. In the majority of the cases, Mr. Wirth was able to prevent the employer from […] Read more »
The Dangers of Being Unrepresented: True Story
Abraham Lincoln had it right when he stated, “He who represents himself has a fool for a client.” Maybe the term “fool” is a bit harsh, but pro se litigants (representing themselves) almost always lack an understanding of court procedure and generally lack an understanding of the law, which can have devastating consequences in their […] Read more »
Workers Comp Drug Test Mandate Fails Appellate Review
You were hurt on the job by no fault of your own. The employer’s workers compensation company demands that you take a drug test. It comes up positive for marijuana. Citing a 2011 Oklahoma law, the employer refused to pay medical costs. The 2011 law appeared to create a “zero tolerance” policy for injured Oklahoma […] Read more »
Felony Child Abuse by Injury Dismissed at Preliminary Hearing
Today I can announce a tremendous victory achieved for a Wirth Law Office client last Thursday. Our client was facing the possibility of life behind bars after being charged with felony child abuse by injury. He had been held in jail unable to make a six figure bond since June. Then last Wednesday (September 5, […] Read more »
Four Unemployment Appeal Wins
Tulsa unemployment attorney James M. Wirth hit a milestone today of four (4) consecutive unemployment appeal victories. In each of the four cases, the Wirth Law Office was hired by clients who had been denied unemployment compensation by the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission. The employer in each case claimed that the Wirth Law Office client […] Read more »$5 Million Judgment in Wrongful Death Claim
The Wirth Law Office has obtained a $5,000,000.00 judgment for a wrongful death claim. Wirth Law Office’s Bartlesville attorney won the settlement after a man was acquitted at trail where he was accused of shooting another man. Read more »Judge Gambill Reversed
The Wirth Law Office has just received the Opinion from the Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals granting our appeal and reversing the decision of the Honorable Judge Bruce David Gambill of Osage County, Oklahoma. This is the third consecutive successful civil appeal filed by James M. Wirth. The two previous winning appeals overturned rulings by […] Read more »Felony Charge Dismissed
Wirth Law Office’s client was charged with six (6) counts of Obtaining Money by False Pretense in October of 1996. A warrant was issued for his arrest, but the warrant was never executed. Fourteen years later, the client finds out about the case for the first time and retains the Wirth Law Office. Normally the […] Read more »Motion to Suppress Granted
Today Tulsa attorney James M. Wirth was successful in getting all incriminating evidence suppressed in a criminal case in Tulsa County District Court. Wirth Law Office’s client was charged with Endeavoring to Manufacture Methamphetamine. However, the police obtained incriminating evidence by entering a Tulsa home without a warrant. At the preliminary hearing, Mr. Wirth and […] Read more »
