Parrish DeVaughn Blog

Did you know that some crashes in Oklahoma are caused by drivers who escape without so much as smudging their vehicle’s paint? Worse yet, in some cases, the drivers who cause these crashes aren’t even aware they caused them! These types of crashes are called “miss-and-run” accidents. Because the at-fault drivers leave the scene of […]

Whether you’re driving or walking, getting around in Oklahoma becomes a little more dangerous during the winter. Although our state doesn’t get many days below freezing, there’s always a slight risk of snowfall and ice accumulation between the months of December and March. Snow and ice make roads, parking lots, and sidewalks slick, increasing your […]

Most of us learn how to drive early in life—typically in our mid-teens. And while we may learn good habits from our parents, driver’s education courses, and private instruction, we don’t always maintain those good habits over time. In addition, bad habits can creep in over the course of years or decades. If you’ve been […]

Fairs and festivals are staples in Oklahoma. These family-friendly events offer a blend of cultural enrichment, entertainment, and community engagement. However, amidst the lively atmosphere of fairs and festivals, serious accidents can happen leading to severe injuries. If you’ve been injured at a fair or festival, you might be wondering about your legal rights and […]

In the blink of an eye, a tire blowout can transform a routine drive into an extremely dangerous situation. That’s because tire blowouts can result in drivers immediately losing control over their vehicles and ending up in serious accidents. Understanding who is liable in such scenarios is crucial, especially if you or a loved one […]

Winter brings a unique set of challenges to the roads of Oklahoma, especially for motorcyclists. The thrill of the ride can quickly turn dangerous due to the season’s unpredictable weather and road conditions. While many people opt to keep their bikes in storage during the winter, others enjoy riding year-round—especially if they use their motorcycles […]

High-quality elder care is becoming increasingly important every year, especially as our population ages. When the families of people of advanced age can’t or don’t want to utilize nursing homes, they often turn to home health aides to provide care for their loved ones, and they trust these workers to offer both professional living assistance […]

In Oklahoma, marijuana is illegal for recreational use. However, its usage for medicinal purposes was legalized in 2018. When considering the number of people who use it illegally for recreational purposes and legally for medicinal purposes, around 47.2% of Oklahoma residents over the age of 18—or more than 1.4 million people—are estimated to have used […]