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Getting compensation after any type of personal injury in Oklahoma requires proving that someone else either caused or contributed to the accident or situation that harmed you. When it comes to auto accidents, that requirement is often relatively straightforward. Whether it requires dash cam/traffic camera footage, police reports, eyewitness testimony, or even an accident reconstruction, […]
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Riding a motorcycle comes with a certain amount of risk. Of course, the same can be said of any vehicle type, but bikers know that there’s a high level of skill and attention required of motorcyclists to navigate traffic and the challenges of the road. One of the biggest risks facing motorcyclists is non-motorcyclists. Other […]
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Whether we’re headed towards a completely autonomous driving future is up for debate, but there’s no question that technology is making vehicles safer. Features like lane departure warnings, blind spot indicators, stability control, and backup cameras are becoming standard in modern vehicles, giving drivers more information, visibility, and helpful alerts than ever before. But despite […]
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Each day, approximately 155 people in the U.S. die from injuries that include traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). For each of these deaths, many more suffer injuries that aren’t fatal but are incredibly debilitating. How do we reduce the number of brain injuries? One of the many solutions is increasing awareness of the problem. March is […]
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Consider how your current vehicle stacks up to your last one. Depending on how frequently you trade up, the differences between the two could be stark. In just a few years, advances in vehicle features have included rearview cameras, lane departure warnings, and blind-spot alerts. Your next vehicle will likely include many more features. Progress […]
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Birth injuries are any injury that occurs in the period shortly before, during, or after birth. They can range from mostly harmless injuries that heal on their own to severe and disabling conditions. In extreme cases, they may even result in infant death. That’s why it is important to understand how birth injuries occur and […]
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The financial difficulties after a crash are two-fold. First, you’re facing big medical bills for everything from the ambulance ride to the hospital and overnight stays, to prescription drugs and physical rehabilitation costs long after you’ve left the hospital. Second, your injuries may be severe enough to make you temporarily or permanently disabled—and that means […]
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Nursing homes are responsible for providing care to people who are typically unable to fully look after themselves. People depend on these facilities to make sure their loved ones’ golden years are as good as possible. It makes sense that anyone looking for a nursing home would want some guidance on factors they should consider […]
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Super Bowl LIV is just around the corner, and here at Parrish DeVaughn, we’re excited for the big game. Even when our favorite team isn’t in the running, Super Bowl Sunday promises to be a lot of fun for everyone. Many people like to attend Super Bowl viewing parties with lots of food, drinks, and […]
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Driving is a complex task that requires your full concentration and focus. There are plenty of things that can affect driving ability, including alcohol consumption, sleep deprivation, prescription and over-the-counter drug usage, and ordinary distractions like cell phone usage. Drivers’ emotional states can also impact their decisions and behavior behind the wheel, and drivers who […]
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