Parrish DeVaughn Blog

At Parrish DeVaughn, it’s our job to get victims like you maximum compensation for their accidents and injuries. We believe there are few things in life more unfair than having to pay out of pocket for medical bills, lost wages, and other injury-related costs when you weren’t at fault. But for many people, getting a […]

All injuries have the potential to cause disability, pain, and suffering, but not all injuries are viewed the same by insurance companies, juries, and even the victims themselves. At Parrish DeVaughn Injury Lawyers, we help injured people get compensation for their medical bills and lost wages. But we know that there’s a big difference between […]

If you were recently involved in a crash, you likely didn’t just suffer painful injuries—you also sustained serious damage to your vehicle. Whether the damage is mostly cosmetic or it affected your vehicle’s reliability and functionality, it’s important to get it fixed right away, especially if the crash wasn’t your fault. You rely on your […]

Whether you’ve got a young teenager in the house who is itching to get their license, or your teen has been driving for a while already, it’s important to ensure that they know and put into practice good driving habits every time they get behind the wheel. In fact, that’s the entire focus of National […]

At Parrish DeVaughn Injury Lawyers, we’re well-acquainted with the immediate and long-term aftermaths of medical emergencies. We help victims and their loved ones after car accidents, motorcycle wrecks, defective drug injuries, medical malpractice, dog bites, and more. And while it’s our goal to help those victims get compensation for their medical bills, not all injuries […]

According to the CDC, teen drivers are “more likely than older drivers to underestimate or not be able to recognize dangerous situations.” They’re also “more likely than adults to make critical decision errors that lead to serious crashes.” That means that when you’re driving near a teen driver, your chances of being involved in a […]

When looking at the top 10 causes of death in Oklahoma based on CDC data, it’s easy to see that most deaths are health-related. Eight out of 10 involve chronic or acute health conditions, and the top three are all health-related, and include heart disease, cancer, and respiratory disease. But ranking 4th for all age […]

Whether your job requires a lot of time on the road, or you only drive occasionally for work-related purposes, anytime you drive while on the clock you are at risk of an accident. And like any auto accident, a work-related car crash can be painful, disabling, and expensive. You know you can pursue a compensation […]