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The long stretches of highway that criss-cross Oklahoma make the state a popular destination for motorcyclists. Riding motorcycles, however, does not come without certain risks. For instance, because they are so much smaller than standard passenger vehicles, motorcycles are harder to see, easily falling within the boundaries of a blind spot. They also offer far… Read More »: Common Motorcycle Accident Injuries
Motorcycle riders are some of the most vulnerable road users, largely because their vehicles are so much smaller than others and lack the protection of a surrounding metal frame. Certain maneuvers increase these dangers even further. U-turns, for example, whether made by a motorcycle or another vehicle present heightened risks for riders. While there are… Read More »: U-Turn Motorcycle Accidents
Active oil wells that bring petroleum oil and hydrocarbons to the surface require constant maintenance to ensure that they are operating properly and safely. Unfortunately, even the most well maintained oil well could become unstable and result in a blowout, in which the failure of pressure control systems leads to the uncontrolled release of crude… Read More »: The Dangers Of Oil Well Blowouts
Transporting natural gas is a bit more complicated than moving crude oil. Crude oil, for example, can be transported in a lot of different ways, including by truck, barge, tanker, train, and pipeline. Natural gas, on the other hand, can only be moved via pipeline or liquefied natural gas (LNG) tankers. Transporting gas through a… Read More »: The Dangers Of Transporting Natural Gas
There are a lot of dangerous jobs on oilfields, but some are more hazardous than others. Because this is such a high-risk industry, oilfield employees should familiarize themselves with their legal options when it comes to recovery after a workplace accident. Read on to learn more about some of the most dangerous oilfield jobs. Derrick… Read More »: What Are The Most Dangerous Oilfield Jobs?
Truck accidents, like any other type of collision involving a passenger car, vary in type and seriousness. There are, however, certain types of crashes that are unique to commercial vehicles. These include underride and override crashes, jackknife accidents, and wide turn accidents. If you were involved in one of these types of collisions with a… Read More »: What Are The Different Types Of Truck Accidents?
Most car accidents are the result of driver error. There are, however, a significant number of crashes that are actually caused by issues with the road itself. From missing guardrails to potholes, there are a lot of different kinds of poor road conditions that can cause a serious accident. Unfortunately for those who are injured… Read More »: Liability For Pothole Accidents In Oklahoma
Car accidents can happen for a variety of reasons, but many occur when motorists attempt to change lanes, sometimes without keeping an eye out for other cars. Although lane change accidents are relatively common, determining liability for these collisions isn’t always straightforward. If you have questions about liability after a lane change accident, consider calling… Read More »: Who Is Liable For A Lane Change Accident?
Car accidents can have far-reaching consequences for the parties involved. Serious injuries, for instance, can be not only painful and expensive to treat, but can affect the injured party’s personal relationships and ability to work. Fortunately, Oklahoma law allows accident victims to recover a number of different types of monetary damages, which are designed to… Read More »: Damages Available After An Oklahoma Car Accident
While no amount of money can compensate a victim of nursing home abuse for the pain and suffering that he or she endured, recovering damages from at-fault facilities can play a critical role in helping victims and their loved ones pay for medical care, while also gaining some peace of mind. This financial compensation usually… Read More »: Nursing Home Abuse Compensation
Oklahoma law prohibits the use of both physical and chemical restraints in nursing homes, whether utilized as a form of discipline or convenience for employees. In fact, restraints can only be used in a few specific circumstances, including during emergency situations or for treating medical conditions. Unfortunately, an alarming number of nursing homes violate these… Read More »: The Unlawful Use of Restraints in Nursing Homes
Under Oklahoma’s nursing home laws, all long-term care facilities must provide a certain standard of care to residents, which includes meeting their specific nutritional needs. This in turn, requires the oversight of a nutritionist and food service supervisor, who are responsible for developing a dietary plan to meet the individual needs of each resident. All… Read More »: Nursing Home Dietary Services
