Oklahoma Slip and Fall Accidents: How to Protect Yourself This Winter
Winter in Oklahoma brings icy sidewalks, snowy parking lots, and slippery entryways. While these conditions may look picturesque, they also increase the risk of slip and fall accidents. For residents, visitors, and business patrons, a slip and fall can lead to injuries ranging from minor bruises to serious fractures, head injuries, or even long-term complications. […]
Tulsa Legal Resources: Guiding Families Through Injury and Loss
Experiencing an injury or loss can turn a family’s world upside down. From car accidents to medical malpractice, wrongful death, or personal injuries, the aftermath can feel overwhelming. Knowing where to turn for legal guidance can help families navigate these challenges, access rightful compensation, and focus on healing. If you live in Tulsa or the […]
What to Do After a Car Accident in Oklahoma: Step-by-Step Guide
Car accidents happen unexpectedly, leaving drivers shocked, stressed, and unsure of what to do next. Knowing the right steps after a car accident in Oklahoma can protect your safety, legal rights, and insurance claims. Whether it’s a minor fender-bender or a serious collision, following this step-by-step guide can make a significant difference. 1. Ensure Safety First Your […]
Machinists face many injuries at work
Working in a machine shop comes with many hazards, many of which can’t be fully removed. Some of these dangers can lead to catastrophic injuries. Understanding these can help machinists to avoid injuries. The onus for keeping machinists safe is on the employer, but the machinists can suffer grave injuries if the employer fails to […]
Proving property owner negligence in a slip and fall case
Slip and fall accidents happen often in Oklahoma and place you at risk of serious harm. You could encounter them in stores, parking lots or private spaces when unsafe conditions remain. To hold a property owner accountable, you may need to show negligence with clear facts. You should also know about Oklahoma’s modified comparative negligence […]
What workers should know about traumatic brain injuries
All workers deserve a safe workplace, so employers must ensure that they provide all the protocols and equipment necessary to make that happen. Unfortunately, it’s still possible that workers will suffer injuries while they do their job. A traumatic brain injury (TBI) is one of the more serious injuries that can occur at work. Understanding […]
Did you know driving below the speed limit is also dangerous?
Driving safely is often associated with following speed limits and avoiding speeding. On the one hand, exceeding speed limits indeed increases the risk of accidents. On the other hand, driving too slowly can also pose significant dangers on the road. Many drivers believe that going slower than the posted speed limit is always safer, but […]
¿Los camiones comerciales causan más accidentes que los vehículos de pasajeros?
Cuando pensamos en accidentes de tráfico, a menudo imaginamos un choque entre dos autos. Sin embargo, los camiones comerciales también están involucrados en muchos accidentes y, debido a su tamaño y peso, estos pueden ser especialmente peligrosos. ¿Pero realmente causan más accidentes que los vehículos de pasajeros? Accidentes de auto vs. accidentes de camiones Los […]
Crucial steps to take after an accident caused by someone else
Being prepared for an unexpected car accident is crucial, especially when driving on busy Tulsa highways like the Broken Arrow Expressway or Interstate 44. Collisions are often unavoidable, but how you respond can significantly impact your recovery and future claim. Understanding what to do immediately after a crash can help you protect your rights and […]
Can you dispute fault after a crash in Oklahoma?
Oklahoma follows a modified comparative negligence rule when multiple parties share responsibility for an accident. Under this rule, each party is assigned a percentage of fault. If you’re found to be more than 50% to blame, you lose the right to seek compensation from the other party. If you’re less than 50% responsible, you may […]
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