Parrish DeVaughn Blog

You may feel fine right after a car accident–adrenaline is high, and you assume that if you can walk away with only a few cuts and bruises, you avoided serious injury. But some of the most serious injuries after a crash are not immediately visible. Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) can develop gradually after a collision. […]

A traumatic event can change a person’s life in ways that are not always immediately visible. Long after the physical injuries from a crash, assault, or serious workplace accident begin to heal, many survivors continue to experience lasting psychological trauma. For some, those symptoms develop into post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), a condition that can disrupt […]

After a serious crash, most people focus on the obvious next steps: getting medical care, dealing with insurance, and figuring out how to recover. During this time, it’s easy to overlook the fact that the official accident report is one of the most critical records tied to your case. If you were injured in a […]

A job-related injury can leave you facing more than physical recovery; it can threaten your income, your stability, and your future. If you were injured on the job, knowing what compensation may be available can help you plan your next steps. Most injured workers in Oklahoma are covered by the state’s workers’ compensation system. Speaking […]

Multi-vehicle crashes are common on busy Oklahoma highways, such as I-35, I-40, and the Kilpatrick Turnpike, particularly during rush hour or severe weather conditions. And when several drivers are involved, determining who pays for damages isn’t always simple. A single crash between three or more vehicles can turn into a legal nightmare, and the insurance […]

Whether you slipped on a wet grocery store floor, fell on an icy sidewalk, or were injured on unsafe commercial property, knowing how long you have to file a claim is critical to protecting your rights. If you’re searching for guidance from an Oklahoma City slip-and-fall injury attorney, one of the most important things to […]

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is often discussed in the context of military service or severe personal trauma, but workplace events can trigger it as well. In Oklahoma, PTSD can be covered under workers’ compensation — but only in limited situations under Title 85A. Oklahoma law generally treats PTSD and similar conditions as a “mental injury […]

If you were injured in a slip-and-fall accident, you might already be wondering: How long is this going to take? It’s a fair question when medical bills are piling up, your daily routine is disrupted, and the insurance company seems in no rush to help. Oklahoma generally allows injured people two years to file slip-and-fall […]