Parrish DeVaughn Blog

For some drivers, driving at night is a scary experience. The lack of light mixed with other factors make night driving different from driving during the day, which may require certain adaptations to your driving. If you are going to be driving at night, make sure your headlights are working well. Make sure they are […]

Each motorist is required to allow sufficient space when following another in traffic. Factoring in the possibility that a driver may have to stop because of a hazard that the following vehicle cannot see, the space left is a cushion that gives the motorist a chance to stop and avoid a collision. In practice, countless […]

Are you suffering from the aftermath of a spinal cord injury? Have your doctors suggested that you may need years of therapy? If the insurer is quick to offer you a settlement, discuss its terms with an injury lawyer before you sign on the dotted line. A quick and fair settlement is ideal, but is this […]

When insurance companies handling workers’ compensation cases deny claims, they frequently cite a failure to report the injury promptly. Do not accept this assessment without asking a work injury lawyer if it is possible to appeal the decision. For starters, a claim denial does not mean that your case has no merit. Instead, it might simply […]

Brain injuries, workplace accidents, car crashes and even just the broken leg that you suffered when falling at the grocery store have one thing in common: a high likelihood of economic losses. To come to terms with the extent of the current and future losses involved, it makes sense to discuss your case with a […]

Being a motorcycle accident lawyer is not just about helping folks protect their rights in the aftermath of a crash. (Of course, we do that, too. Contact us if you would like to discuss your case.) That said, we are also advocates for bikers. Far too often, motorists have misconceptions and prejudices involving motorcycle riders. […]

As noted by the Oklahoma Highway Safety Office, Oklahoma City saw 15,372 vehicle accidents in 2014. Of these, 55 involved fatalities while 433 cases resulted in incapacitating injuries. It is noteworthy that 2,871 cases involved possible injuries, which hints at situations that could not be determined at the time. Sobering as this data is, it […]

The U.S. Department of Transportation has tracked non-in-traffic injuries and fatalities between 2008 and 2011. By definition, vehicle crashes “that occur off the public traffic ways” are termed to be nontraffic crashes. What do you need to know about these accidents? Our wrongful death lawyer has answers. Nontraffic accidents kill passersby and bystanders. Statistics show […]