Parrish DeVaughn Blog

There are two types of motorcycle riders—those who have crashed and those who will. Experienced riders often share this expression with beginners to illustrate not just the dangers of riding, but also the inevitability of being involved in an accident over the course of a lifetime of riding. Almost everyone will be involved in at […]

Motorcycle riding offers a sense of freedom that becomes hard for motorcyclists to resist, but it comes with serious risks. Unlike car drivers, motorcyclists lack the protective barriers that cars provide, making them more vulnerable to injuries. Because of the lack of protection inherent in riding, motorcyclists are exposed to direct impact with other vehicles, […]

In many car accident cases, it can be difficult to determine which party was at fault. In commercial truck accidents, it’s especially hard to determine who is legally liable, even if it’s obvious that at least one truck-related party was at fault. That’s because multiple parties are responsible for trucks, including drivers, companies, owners, loaders, […]

If you own property, whether a home, business, or even undeveloped land, it’s important to know that you may be liable if someone slips and falls and gets injured while on it. This applies to people doing business with you, meeting with you socially, or sometimes even while trespassing. The amount of liability you have […]

Motorcycles and mopeds share a few common characteristics. They’re both two-wheeled vehicles that are often favored over cars because they are highly fuel efficient and easy to park while typically being more affordable than other vehicles. However, there are some significant differences between these two options. Mopeds have smaller engines, and aren’t capable of reaching […]

You’d be hard-pressed to find anyone who doesn’t know that riding a motorcycle is more dangerous than driving a car, pickup truck, or SUV. However, many people are unaware of just exactly how dangerous motorcycles can be—and how seriously crashes can injure riders. If you or someone you love rides a motorcycle, it’s important to […]

Oklahoma follows comparative negligence doctrine when determining who is eligible for compensation after accidents and injuries. That means you can get money for your medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering as long as you are 50% or less at fault for a car accident. However, the facts of the crash alone aren’t always […]

Hearing a blaring siren and seeing flashing lights in your rearview mirror can be nerve-wracking, even in situations where it’s clear you aren’t being pulled over. Whether it’s a police car, an ambulance, a fire truck, or a rescue vehicle, you’re supposed to ensure that you aren’t impeding the driver’s ability to get past your […]