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Car Accident

Can You Still Get Compensation if You’re Partially at Fault in an Oklahoma Car Accident?

Being involved in a motor vehicle accident is stressful enough, and it’s even more confusing when you think the crash might be partly your fault. You might assume you can’t recover compensation, but that’s not always the case in Oklahoma. In fact, you could still have a strong legal claim, even if

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Social Security Disability

The Medical Evidence You Need to Win Your SSDI Claim

If you can’t work due to a disability, Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) can provide essential financial support. However, a diagnosis alone isn’t enough. The Social Security Administration (SSA) requires detailed medical evidence to approve your claim. Many applications are denied due to missing or insufficient documentation.  At Johnson & Biscone, P.A., we help

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Workers Compensation

How OSHA Violations Can Strengthen Your Workplace Injury Case

Workplace safety laws exist to protect employees, yet many employers fail to follow them, putting workers at risk. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) sets industry standards for safe working conditions, but OSHA violations are more common than you might think—and they can play a critical role in workplace

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Premises Liability

Proving Property Owner Negligence in Slip and Fall Cases

Slip and fall accidents often lead to serious injuries, leaving victims unsure whether they have a legal claim against the property owner.  In Oklahoma, proving negligence in a slip and fall case requires demonstrating that the owner failed to maintain a safe environment. At Johnson & Biscone, P.A., our experienced attorneys have decades of experience

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Medical Malpractice

What Constitutes a Breach of Duty in Medical Malpractice?

When medical professionals fail to meet accepted standards of care, the consequences can be life changing. If their negligence causes harm, it may be considered a breach of duty — a key element in medical malpractice cases.  At Johnson & Biscone, we’ve spent over 40 years fighting for Oklahomans harmed by medical negligence.

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