About Justin Lowe & Associates — Medical Malpractice Oklahoma City Oklahoma
A medical malpractice Oklahoma City client can turn to Justin Lowe, PC for direct, attorney-led representation in Oklahoma County. The firm handles serious injury and negligence claims for clients across the metro. Its attorneys meet with clients personally to review each case. The practice covers medical malpractice as well as injury and criminal defense matters.
Because injury cases move quickly, the firm encourages early contact. For example, prompt review preserves evidence and protects filing deadlines. In addition, the attorneys explain each option in straightforward terms.
What Clients Say
Clients describe the firm as accessible and straightforward. Reviewers note that they speak directly with an attorney about their case. Many also appreciate the clear, no-pressure guidance they receive.
Medical Malpractice Oklahoma City — Practice Areas & Services
- Medical negligence and treatment injury claims
- Serious personal injury representation
- Wrongful death claims
- Misdiagnosis and delayed-treatment cases
- Direct attorney consultations
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if I have a malpractice claim?
A claim usually requires negligence that directly caused harm. The first step is a records review and an expert opinion. An attorney can tell you early whether the facts support a case.
What is the deadline to file in Oklahoma?
Oklahoma generally allows two years from discovery of the injury. Special rules apply to minors and foreign-object cases. Acting promptly protects your right to recover.
Where are these cases heard in Oklahoma City?
They are heard in the Oklahoma County District Court at 321 Park Avenue. The court manages civil negligence cases for the county. Correct venue keeps your claim on track.
Quick Facts: Medical Malpractice in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
- Statute of limitations: Two years from discovery of the injury for most adult claims — Oklahoma Statutes Title 76
- No damages cap: No noneconomic damages cap after the 2019 Beason ruling — Oklahoma Supreme Court
- Venue: Oklahoma County District Court at 321 Park Avenue — Oklahoma County District Court


