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The minutes and days after a car accident are confusing, and it is easy to miss a step that matters later. This guide explains what to do after a car accident in Oklahoma, the evidence that helps prove what happened, the deadlines that apply and how to protect your claim. It is general information, not… Read More »: What to Do After a Car Accident in Oklahoma: Evidence, Insurance and Deadlines
A motorcycle gives a rider very little protection in a crash. There is no frame, no seat belt and no airbag between the rider and the other vehicle or the road, so a collision that would dent a car’s fender can leave a rider with broken bones, a brain injury or worse. This guide explains… Read More »: Oklahoma Motorcycle Accident Guide: What to Do, Rider Laws and How Claims Work
A crash with a semi-truck is not an ordinary car accident. A loaded tractor-trailer can weigh up to 80,000 pounds, often 20 to 30 times as much as the car it hits, and the people in the smaller vehicle take the worst of it. The claim that follows is different too: trucking companies answer to… Read More »: Oklahoma Truck Accident Guide: What to Do, Who Is Liable and How Claims Work
Injured in Tulsa? A Complete Guide to Oklahoma Personal Injury Claims An unexpected accident can change your life in seconds. One moment you are driving to work, shopping at a local business, riding your motorcycle, or visiting a family member. The next, you may be dealing with an emergency room visit, medical bills, time away… Read More »: Tulsa Injury Lawyer: Guide to Oklahoma Injury Claims
Generally speaking, motorcycle accident settlements are usually higher than your typical car accident settlement amount. This is because motorcycle accidents can easily result in very severe injuries and even death. While wearing safety gear is important, no amount of safety gear can protect a motorcyclist the way the structure of a car can. Injuries generally… Read More »: What is the Average Motorcycle Settlement in Oklahoma?
While Oklahoma requires that motorcycles are equipped with certain safety gear, motorcycle crash bars are not one of them and most manufacturers offer them only as optional equipment. Crash bars, however, serve several important purposes, one of which is to prevent serious injury in the event of an accident. What are Motorcycle Crash Bars? Motorcycle… Read More »: How Motorcycle Crash Bars Work
As one of our country’s largest producers of crude oil, Oklahoma employs thousands of oil and gas workers across the state. Unfortunately, oilfields are one of the most dangerous places that a person can work and it is not uncommon for employees to sustain serious injuries while on the job. It is, however, often possible… Read More »: Common Causes of Oklahoma Oilfield Accidents
Truck accidents are some of the most devastating vehicle collisions in which a motorist can be involved. Vastly outweighed by these vehicles, passenger cars don’t stand a chance in a collision with a truck that could weigh as much as 80,000 pounds. Because they are so dangerous, it is critical for all road users to… Read More »: Safely Sharing the Road with Semi-Trucks in Oklahoma
Riding a motorcycle always comes with a lot more risks than driving in a vehicle, as riders are far less protected in the event of a collision, are generally less visible to other road users, and are more vulnerable to road hazards. Riding motorcycles at certain times, however, is even more dangerous, with the National… Read More »: Why Riding at Night is Especially Dangerous for Motorcyclists
By Virginia Annable Nov 21, 2023 on www.tulsaworld.com Last year, a nurse in North Carolina was accused of killing two patients and nearly killing a third with overdoses of insulin. The accusations and his arrest caught the attention of the Winston-Salem community, where he lived and worked for decades. Johnathan Howard Hayes, 48, was arrested on Oct.… Read More »: Insulin Deaths: 5 Things to Know About the NC Nurse Accused of Murder
Oklahoma is not immune to the increasing number of vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists on our nation’s roads. In fact, Oklahoma’s roadway system is particularly vast, which partly explains the higher than normal accident rate in the state. Knowing which of these roadways poses the most danger to motorists can go a long way towards preventing… Read More »: Oklahoma’s Most Dangerous Roads
Motorcycle accidents can generate a significant amount of force and because riders are not protected from this force as much as they would be if they were inside a vehicle, they are far more likely to sustain blunt force trauma injuries, like broken bones. Read on to learn more about which bones are broken most… Read More »: What are the Mostly Commonly Broken Bones in Motorcycle Accidents?
