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FAQ
Do I need a lawyer ?
This is a question only you can answer. In a personal injury case, the insurance companies have professionals working for them (adjusters) and protecting them. These people regularly ask you to provide information that they are not entitled too, but know that you do not know that. It is wise to allow someone who knows the process to help protect you.
In a criminal case, one has to remember that District Attorneys in our State are elected officials, and as such they have to be able to tell the general public that they are 'tough on crime' and have 'no tolerance' for certain types of crimes. That is all well and good for political sound bites in re-election attempts, but it is not practical. You want someone on your side and looking out for you when you are facing criminal charges.
How much does a lawyer cost ?
The answer depends on what type of case you have and the facts and circumstances surrounding that case. If you have a personal injury case (like a car accident, on the job injury, etc.) then I only charge you if monies are collected in your case. This is known as a contingency fee. In other words, if I do not collect for you then you do not owe me.
If you are charged with a felony, then I charge you a flat fee based upon the facts of the case and your personal history. If you have a family law or civil litigation case, you are charged an initial retainer fee. You are then charged an hourly fee against the retainer. That fee is based upon your cases particular facts and circumstances.
How much is a consultation ?
This depends upon the type of case you have. If you have a personal injury case, then the consultation is free and I am happy to make home and/or hospital visits if necessary.
If you have a family law, criminal, or civil litigation case, the consultation fee is $75.00. If you choose to hire me, the consultation fees goes toward your initial retainer fee cost.
Can I have the opposing party pay my lawyer fees ?
Depending upon the type of case you have, this is possible. However, this is generally left to the Trial Court Judges' discretion and is based upon the facts of your case and the type of case it is.
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Larry Vickers, Jr., Attorney At Law, P.L.L.C. does not provide the information on this website as legal advice and you should not rely upon the information as legal advice. If you are seeking legal advice, you should contact an attorney as promptly as possible so that an attorney can properly advise and protect you.
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Larry Vickers Jr., Attorney At Law P.L.L.C.
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Larry Vickers Jr., P.L.L.C.
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Biography
Larry Vickers, Jr. is a graduate of Northeastern State University in Tahlequah, OK, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice. Larry is also a graduate of the University of Tulsa, School of Law, where he earned his Juris Doctorate degree.
Larry began his law practice in 2004, as an associate at Max D. Watkins & Associates in Muskogee, OK. In 2006, Larry opened his own law office in Muskogee. He focuses his practice in the areas of Criminal Defense, Family Law, Juvenile Law, and Personal Injury. Larry proudly represents clients in Muskogee, Sequoyah, Cherokee, and Wagoner counties, as well as other parts of eastern Oklahoma
Larry is a past Vice-President and President of the Muskogee County Bar Association. In addition, he is an active member in the Oklahoma Bar Association, Oklahoma Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, Oklahoma Association of Municipal Attorneys, and other professional organizations.
Larry resides in Sequoyah County, OK, with his wife and three children, where they keep busy with various school and community related activities.
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