What happens if you are hurt at a short-term rental?

Short-term rentals can make travel more fun and affordable. But what happens if you get hurt during your stay? A broken stair, loose rug or faulty railing can turn your relaxing trip into a painful experience.  Unlike hotels, short-term rentals are private homes. That means the rules about safety and responsibility can be a little […]

Why it’s crucial to report a work-related injury immediately

If you sustain an injury within the scope of your employment, you should report it to your supervisor or employer immediately after the accident. It’s not uncommon for employees to report an injury days or weeks later because it was minor at first, only for it to worsen, affecting their ability to work. Timely reporting […]

Effects from a spinal cord injuries aren’t always permanent

Many people who hear that someone has a spinal cord injury may automatically think about paralysis, but that’s not the only effect that can stem from one of these injuries. In some cases, the effects that a person experiences immediately after the spinal cord injury may be worse than the person will experience long-term.  Spinal […]

Vehicle damage does not determine severity of occupant injuries post-crash

The degree of damage to a vehicle can help people evaluate the severity of a recent car crash. If a collision leaves a vehicle completely unsafe to drive, then it is reasonable to assume that the people involved in the crash could have significant injuries. Even when people don’t have immediate symptoms, they may decide […]

Did another driver cause a crash by tailgating?

Some car crashes occur at intersections. Drivers fail to monitor their surroundings or use their turn signals, which causes a collision. Other crashes may occur in traffic. One driver turning left without sufficient space might collide with other motorists. Drivers may swerve into oncoming traffic to avoid an animal that ran into the road. Other […]

Why must you take every head injury seriously?

After an accident, people are often quick to say that they feel fine. They don’t need medical treatment. It could be that their symptoms are relatively mild and they don’t want to risk having massive medical bills over something simple that would’ve resolved itself on its own. For instance, say that you hit your head […]

¿Cómo identificar prácticas de mala fe en las aseguradoras?

Cuando un asegurado sufre un accidente automovilístico, tiene derecho a recibir una compensación para cubrir gastos médicos y otros daños relacionados. Sin embargo, no todas las compañías de seguros cumplen con sus obligaciones. A continuación, exploraremos qué constituye la mala fe de seguros, cómo puede afectarle y qué pasos puede tomar para protegerse. ¿Qué es […]

How police reports can help with a personal injury claim

If you’re injured in a car accident, a police report can be one of the most important pieces of evidence in your personal injury claim. It provides an official account of the incident and can help protect your legal rights. While it’s always a good idea to contact emergency services after any crash, Oklahoma law […]

Can social media posts lead to a workers’ comp denial?

Millions of people turn to platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and X (formerly Twitter) to share life updates and personal milestones and vent about difficult situations. If this is your instinct, know that you are certainly not alone. However, if you’ve filed a workers’ compensation claim, it’s important to understand that what you post online […]

These 3 actions can increase auto accidents

Nearly every day, thousands of people suffer from serious auto accidents. It is estimated that nearly 50,000 people die from auto accidents every year with more than 120 people suffering fatal injuries every day. This statistic also estimates that an average of nearly 3 million people are injured by vehicle collisions a year. These accidents […]