A traumatic brain injury is when “…a sudden, violent blow or jolt to the head [occurs]. The brain is launched into a collision course with the inside of the skull, resulting in possible bruising of
Accidents involving work-related vehicles declined during the recent recession, and likely contributed to a decrease in the number of workers’ compensation claims resulting from such collisions, reported NCCI Holdings Inc. earlier this month. If you
What does the term “asset protection planning” mean to you? If you said it is the idea behind applying a series of techniques to protect your assets from future creditors, you would be correct. While
Car accidents take place every single day in Oklahoma, both minor and serious. For most people, simply exchanging insurance and contact information is all that is necessary. However, there are some cases that will require
In recent years we have seen an increasing number of auto accidents take place as the result of texting while driving. Because of this, there are numerous campaigns dedicated to raising awareness about the dangers
Medical malpractice takes place whenever a healthcare professional falls short of or fails to meet professional medical standards. If a doctor prescribes a certain medicine or suggests a certain standard treatment but it does not
The family of an 80-year-old Oklahoma woman killed in a hit-and-run accident late last year is asking the city to make Tulsa’s streets safer by installing more visible crosswalks in the area. According to the
Every year, the Oklahoma Department of Labor, in conjunction with the Bureau of Labor Statistics, compiles a fatal work injury report listing the deadliest jobs in Oklahoma. According to the preliminary report, Oklahoma saw a
According to a new Oklahoma law that took effect November 1, 2012, individuals convicted of crimes like first-degree robbery, assault and battery will be permitted to work in nursing homes across the state. This new
OK Governor Mary Fallin has signed a new law that will make it easier to obtain a protective order in the state, in an effort to more adequately protect victims of Oklahoma domestic abuse. The