Parrish DeVaughn Blog

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 […]

Whether you want to pull a jet ski, a boat, a small trailer, or even a camper, doing so requires the ability to tow. Most vehicles are capable of towing—including many small sedans. However, not all vehicles are created equal when it comes to towing capacity. Some vehicles can only tow a little over 1,000 […]

When you step foot onto a boat for a day of fun at the lake, you’re probably not picturing the fun ending with a serious accident. But that’s what happens for thousands of people in the U.S. every year. In 2019, there were more than 600 boating-related fatalities nationwide and approaching 2,600 injuries after boating […]

From the time your child is an infant, you do everything in your power to keep them safe in your vehicle. You buy a rear-facing car seat when they’re a newborn, you upgrade to a forward-facing seat when they outgrow the previous one, and you make sure they use a booster seat throughout their early […]

When most people picture a car accident, they think of two vehicles colliding—and usually due to one of the drivers being reckless or breaking the law. When that happens, the injured driver can file a lawsuit against the at-fault driver for their crash-related expenses. But did you know that single-vehicle crashes account for a large […]

Before anyone can get compensation after an auto accident, liability must be established. In most auto accidents, liability falls on drivers who violated traffic laws in the moments leading up to impact—whether it was by speeding, driving while distracted, following too closely, or failing to yield, to name a few common ways. But sometimes, liability […]