Importance of Gathering Evidence After a Car Accident
Even though many victims of car crashes are shaken, disoriented, and injured after a car accident, it is important to gather as much evidence as possible. This should be done without incurring any harm or injury upon oneself. The attorney of the victim, if available, may be able to obtain evidence at the scene of…
Read MoreUnderstanding the Impact of Medical Treatment Delays on Car Accident Claims in Oklahoma
In the aftermath of a car accident that doesn’t cause severe, catastrophic injuries, medical treatment may not be your first priority. You may be more concerned about your totaled vehicle blocking the road, your unexpected time away from work, and the fact that the police are asking questions. But in reality, medical care is one…
Read MoreThe Role of Dash Cam Footage in Oklahoma Car Accident Injury Cases
When you’re involved in an Oklahoma car accident, having as much evidence as possible can really strengthen your case and help you fight for compensation. One form of evidence that has become much more widespread in recent years is dash cam footage. If you look back less than a decade, only people with lots of…
Read MoreVulnerable Road User Laws in Oklahoma
Getting around Oklahoma can be tricky, especially if you’re not in a car. Pedestrians, cyclists, and others who aren’t surrounded by steel and airbags have to deal with a lot more risk out on the roads. These folks have a name in legal speak: vulnerable road users (VRUs). The laws are supposed to protect them,…
Read MorePTSD After Car Accidents in Oklahoma
Getting into a car accident is terrifying. It’s loud, sudden, and moments after it happens, everything feels like it’s spinning out of control. You might have bumps and bruises or, worse, a serious injury. But here’s the thing a lot of people don’t talk about after a crash — that sinking feeling in your stomach?…
Read MoreHow Dangerous Are Blood Clots?
Ever had an injury that seemed minor at first but turned out to be much more serious? Maybe after a car accident or a fall, you noticed swelling or tenderness that didn’t go away. Sometimes, it’s not just a bruise or a bump. It could be a blood clot, and in some cases, that clot…
Read MoreRespiratory Illnesses in Oil Field Workers
Working in the oil fields is tough. It’s not your average 9-to-5 job. The work is grueling, and the environment is often full of health hazards. Among the biggest risks for oil industry workers is the potential for long-term respiratory illnesses. Breathing in dust, chemicals, and fumes day after day takes a toll. It might…
Read MoreWhat to Do When a Car Accident Involves a Government Vehicle in Oklahoma
Police departments, fire departments, the Oklahoma Department of Transportation, Tulsa County, and other governmental agencies regularly use their vehicles to assist local communities. The drivers of police cars, fire engines, construction vehicles, road repair vehicles, and other vehicles are not immune from causing accidents when they respond to emergencies or when they perform their duties.…
Read MoreOklahoma High Winds and Wildfires: What Homeowners Need to Know
The past few days have seen Oklahoma facing some extreme weather, with unusually high winds fueling wildfires across the entire state. Many families have lost their homes, while others are dealing with significant property damage. If you are one of the many affected by this weather, you may be wondering what you should do next.…
Read MoreUnderstanding the “Eggshell Plaintiff” Doctrine in Oklahoma Car Accident Cases
Drivers in Oklahoma are responsible for all injuries and deaths they cause, no matter the victim’s financial, physical, or personal circumstances. There’s no formula that determines the damages a negligent driver will have to pay. Each car accident victim has the right to be placed in as close a position as possible as the victim…
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