McKay Law, PLLC

McKay Law, PLLC 📱903-INJURED
📍 Sulphur Springs TX, Serving All Across Texas
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08/28/2026

Would you be surprised by the cases some lawyers choose NOT to take?

There’s more that goes into accepting a case than simply asking, “Can we win?”

We have to look at the facts, the circumstances, the people involved, and whether the case is one where we can truly provide the representation our clients deserve.

Sometimes, the right decision is knowing when to say yes.

And sometimes, it’s knowing when to say no.

🎥 Watch Lindsey talk about the cases she would never take—and why.

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Free consultations available
TEXAS
📞 (214) 440-3930
🌐 www.mckaylawtx.com

Oklahoma City Office
📞 405-222-0000
Tulsa Office
📞 918-236-0000

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08/28/2026

Have you ever watched a video and immediately thought you knew exactly what happened?

Here’s the thing: sometimes, you don’t.

Video can be incredibly persuasive, but it only captures what the camera sees. There can be important facts, circumstances, and context that never make it into the frame.

That’s why we don’t stop at the obvious.

We look at the evidence, ask the questions, and work to understand the whole picture before drawing conclusions about what happened.

🎥 Watch as we explain why video evidence deserves a closer look.

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Free consultations available
TEXAS
📞 (214) 440-3930
🌐 www.mckaylawtx.com

Oklahoma City Office
📞 405-222-0000
Tulsa Office
📞 918-236-0000

🌐 https://mckaylawok.com

08/27/2026

“Simple” doesn’t mean boring. It means understood. ⚖️

A doctor may use a medical term every single day and not think twice about it. An attorney may use legal terminology without realizing how foreign it sounds to someone outside the profession.

But the jury isn’t living in your world.

If they don’t understand what you’re saying, you can have the strongest argument in the room—and it won’t matter.

Great trial lawyers know how to take complicated concepts and turn them into something a jury can follow, connect with, and remember.

Jay breaks down why how you communicate your case can be just as important as the case itself.

🎥 Watch the clip and let us know what you think.

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Free consultations available
TEXAS
📞 (214) 440-3930
🌐 www.mckaylawtx.com

Oklahoma City Office
📞 405-222-0000
Tulsa Office
📞 918-236-0000

🌐 https://mckaylawok.com

08/26/2026

How does a $50,000 case turn into a nearly $1 million case? Sometimes, the value of a case isn’t obvious at first glance. It takes preparation, persistence, and a willingness to keep digging into the facts rather than accepting the first assessment of what a case is worth.

That’s one of the reasons mediation can be so interesting. You walk into the room with one understanding of the case—and sometimes, you walk out with an entirely different one.

We believe every case deserves to be evaluated for what it actually is, not what someone assumes it is.

🎥 Watch Lindsey tell the story.

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Free consultations available
TEXAS
📞 (214) 440-3930
🌐 www.mckaylawtx.com

Oklahoma City Office
📞 405-222-0000
Tulsa Office
📞 918-236-0000

🌐 https://mckaylawok.com

08/25/2026

A great mentor doesn’t just teach you what to do—they teach you how to think. ⚖️

Jay shares how the lessons he learned from a mentor have stayed with him and continue to influence the way he approaches trial work.

Mentorship is one of the best forms of training a trial lawyer can receive. You’re not just learning from a textbook —you’re learning how an experienced lawyer thinks, prepares, adapts, reads a jury, and makes decisions when it matters most.

From preparation to cross-examination, those lessons become part of your toolkit. And when you’re standing in a courtroom advocating for your client, you want every tool available.

We know that becoming a great trial lawyer is a process. It takes experience, preparation, mentorship, and—most importantly—a willingness to keep learning from the people who have been there before you.

Because the courtroom is no place to stop sharpening your skills.

🎥 Watch Jay explain the lessons he carries with him into the courtroom.

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Free consultations available
TEXAS
📞 (214) 440-3930
🌐 www.mckaylawtx.com

Oklahoma City Office
📞 405-222-0000
Tulsa Office
📞 918-236-0000

🌐 https://mckaylawok.com

East Texas is getting busy. We’re ready. 🛢️⚖️As drilling activity ramps up across the 903, there will be more trucks, eq...
08/25/2026

East Texas is getting busy. We’re ready. 🛢️⚖️

As drilling activity ramps up across the 903, there will be more trucks, equipment, workers, and traffic on our roads.

We hope everyone stays safe. But if an accident happens, remember:

903-UNJURED.

At McKay Law, we’re proud to stand with East Texans—and we’re not afraid to be HARD ON INSURANCE COMPANIES when our clients need us.

Consider this your billboard-sized reminder. 😉🤠

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Free consultations available
TEXAS
📞 (214) 440-3930
🌐 www.mckaylawtx.com

Oklahoma City Office
📞 405-222-0000
Tulsa Office
📞 918-236-0000

🌐 https://mckaylawok.com

08/24/2026

⚖️ Do you really want to ask every question you have during a deposition?

Maybe not.

One of the biggest lessons in trial preparation is knowing what to ask, what to hold back, and when to ask it.

A deposition gives attorneys an opportunity to learn what the other side and their witnesses are going to say. But that doesn’t mean every question in your arsenal needs to come out at the deposition.

Sometimes, you save your strongest questions for trial.

Why? Because once the other side knows exactly where you’re going, they have an opportunity to prepare for it. Holding certain questions back can preserve your ability to address an issue in real time when it matters most.

Good trial lawyers aren’t just thinking about the question they’re asking. They’re thinking about the question they’re going to ask next—and when the right time is to ask it.

That’s part of the strategy behind effective trial preparation.

🎥 Watch Jay explain why sometimes you have to save your good stuff for trial.

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Free consultations available
TEXAS
📞 (214) 440-3930
🌐 www.mckaylawtx.com

Oklahoma City Office
📞 405-222-0000
Tulsa Office
📞 918-236-0000

🌐 https://mckaylawok.com

💭 Do you think the insurance company’s first offer is automatically a fair one?Let’s talk about it.After an accident, it...
08/24/2026

💭 Do you think the insurance company’s first offer is automatically a fair one?

Let’s talk about it.

After an accident, it can be tempting to see an offer from an insurance company and think, “Okay, this must be what my claim is worth.”

But that’s not necessarily the case.

Insurance adjusters represent the insurance company. Their job is to evaluate claims on behalf of the company—not to determine what outcome is best for you.

Your injuries, medical treatment, lost income, future needs, and the full impact of an accident can all matter when evaluating a claim.

We believe it’s important to understand the full picture before accepting an offer and moving on.

Because once you accept a settlement, there may not be an opportunity to go back and ask for more.

🎥 Take a look at today’s McKay Myth Monday to learn more.

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Free consultations available
TEXAS
📞 (214) 440-3930
🌐 www.mckaylawtx.com

Oklahoma City Office
📞 405-222-0000
Tulsa Office
📞 918-236-0000

🌐 https://mckaylawok.com

08/24/2026

⚖️ What does it take to win over a difficult jury?

It starts with understanding the people sitting in the jury box.

Jurors bring their own life experiences, beliefs, and even experiences with pain and trauma into the courtroom. When we’re asking them to understand what our client has been through, we have to make sure we are telling that story in a way that is honest, relatable, and grounded in the evidence.

An injury doesn’t happen in a vacuum. When someone else’s negligence changes our client’s life, the impact can reach far beyond the initial accident.

We believe effective advocacy means helping a jury understand not only what happened, but what happened afterward—and why that difference matters.

🎥 Here we explain what goes into connecting with a difficult jury.

Don’t miss a thing! Subscribe to our YouTube channel—link in bio. Free consultations available.

TEXAS
📞 (214) 440-3930
🌐 www.mckaylawtx.com

Oklahoma City Office
📞 405-222-0000

Tulsa Office
📞 918-236-0000

🌐 https://mckaylawok.com

08/23/2026

Would a PowerPoint presentation actually help you win over a jury? 👀

Maybe. But only if you know how to use it.

Technology has completely changed the way we present information in the courtroom. We can show photographs, enlarge evidence, create presentations, and put important information directly in front of a jury.

But here’s the catch: you still have to keep their attention.

The goal isn’t to overwhelm a jury with information. It’s to communicate your case in a way that’s clear, compelling, and memorable.

We know that great advocacy isn’t about having the most technology in the room. It’s about knowing when to use it, how to use it, and why it matters.

Because if the jury isn’t paying attention, the best presentation in the world isn’t going to help.

🎥 Jay explains more in today’s reel.

Don’t miss a thing! Subscribe to our YouTube channel—link in bio.

Free consultations available
TEXAS
📞 (214) 440-3930
🌐 www.mckaylawtx.com

Oklahoma City Office
📞 405-222-0000
Tulsa Office
📞 918-236-0000

🌐 https://mckaylawok.com

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