According to the Governors Highway Safety Administration, traffic deaths involving pedestrians increased by 54 percent over the last decade. Countless others, while not fatal, resulted in severe and often permanent injury. New research from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has found that larger vehicles are more likely to strike pedestrians, particularly
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After being involved in a car accident that was not your fault, you will probably receive calls from insurance companies soon after. The person on the line may ask you to make a recorded statement. They may imply that the statement is necessary in order to move the claim forward.
What Should I Do if the Insurance Company Asks for a Recorded Statement? Read Post »
What if you developed Parkinson’s disease (PD) from simply doing your job? This nightmare is becoming a reality for many licensed herbicide applicators, farmers, growers, pickers and other agricultural workers. Hundreds of these individuals have been exposed to paraquat, a toxic chemical that’s widely used in the U.S. to kill
The Link Between Paraquat and Parkinson’s: What to Do If You’ve Been Diagnosed Read Post »
There were more than 60,000 motor vehicle accidents in Oklahoma in 2020. Those crashes caused 654 fatalities, an increase of 2.2 percent compared to the previous year. While accidents happen in all sorts of contexts, intersections and areas surrounding intersections can be especially hazardous because of the meeting of multiple
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When you suffer a severe physical injury because of a car accident, an accident at work, medical malpractice, or some other event caused by someone else’s negligence, the financial strains can be life-altering. Even though you were injured through no fault of your own, you’re left with expensive medical bills, lost income from
What Happens if My Injury Gets Worse after Receiving My Settlement? Read Post »
According to the Oklahoma Insurance Department, 1 in 4 Oklahoma motorists are driving around without auto insurance. That’s a scary statistic, especially when you consider that you could get injured in a car accident caused by one of these motorists. How will you get your medical bills paid if they
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In Oklahoma, premises liability laws require a victim of personal injury to prove that a property owner owed them a duty of care. The duty of care owed to a victim depends on their status as a visitor. Generally, visitors are divided into three different categories: Invitees Licensees Trespassers An
What is Duty of Care in Premises Liability? Read Post »
The snow, ice, and sleet of colder months can lead to slips, falls, and traumatic injuries. Property owners have an obligation to ensure the safety of those who visit their premises, and in periods of colder weather, that includes clearing ice and snow from walkways and other areas where visitors
Colder Weather Increases Risk of Slip and Fall Read Post »
Medical marijuana has been legal in Oklahoma for more than four years. Dispensaries have popped up across the state, and new tax revenue is rolling in. When it comes to work, the law is clear: Employers may not discriminate in hiring, firing or work conditions based on people holding a
Should You Disclose Medical Marijuana on a Job Application? Read Post »
Witnessing a family member or friend succumb to the effects of Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia is truly heartbreaking. These diseases are cruel and unpredictable, unfairly altering people’s memories, personalities and even their ability to form personal connections. Thousands of Oklahomans entrust their loved ones to memory care
Guarding Against Negligence: Protecting Loved Ones with Alzheimer’s Read Post »
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