Parrish DeVaughn Blog

When you’re hurt in a car accident, stressed and in pain, you probably aren’t thinking about any time limits running out. Instead, you’re thinking about your injuries, whether you’ll be able to recover enough to go back to work, and how much the entire ordeal will cost you. But life runs on time limits and […]

After an auto accident, the most important thing you can do is seek medical treatment for your injuries. Being fully examined by a doctor does two things. First, it helps diagnose ALL injuries you may have suffered in the crash, including internal injuries that may take time to show up. And second, it creates an […]

After preventable, injury-causing accidents, the first thing that victims and their lawyers do is determine who is at fault. In most cases, only one party is at fault. For example, in a typical auto accident case, the negligent driver is at fault, and in a slip and fall case, the negligent property owner is at […]

Boating alone can be a great way to unwind after a long day, but it can also be dangerous. Having another person on your boat means you have someone who can help out in the event of an emergency, whether it’s a sudden storm, a medical event, or even an unexpected fall into the water […]

Safety should be your top concern both when you’re enjoying a boat day on the water and when you’re towing your boat to one of Oklahoma’s many lakes. But many boaters overlook how important safety and caution are between those times—when they’re using a boat ramp. On the surface, boat ramps are simple, straightforward amenities. […]

Riding a motorcycle requires more focus, attention, and yes, skill, than driving a passenger vehicle. Although driving cars, trucks, and SUVs also requires experience and skill to do so safely, passenger vehicles are firmly planted on the ground and are in no danger of tipping over (in most situations). But motorcycles must be constantly kept […]

The numbers don’t lie: motorcyclists are 29 times more likely to die in a crash than people in passenger vehicles, and riders have an 80% chance of suffering an injury or dying in accidents. The best way for riders to reduce their risks is to wear full riding gear. That means a full-face helmet, thick […]

Oklahoma is bordered by 6 states: Colorado and Kansas in the north, Missouri and Arkansas in the east, Texas in the south, and New Mexico in the west. Interstate 40, which stretches from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean, also runs through the state, including downtown Oklahoma City. These factors combine to mean that […]