Category: Personal Injury

The government is responsible for identifying and repairing potholes in the roads we drive on daily. But what happens if a pothole isn’t fixed and causes a severe accident? If you were injured, would you be forced to pay for your medical bills, vehicle repairs, and other accident-related costs? Or…

The 100 days of summer stretching between Memorial Day and Labor Day are ominously referred to as the “100 deadliest days” for teenage drivers. That’s because the rate of fatal motor vehicle accidents involving teens increases during this period. Data from AAA shows an average of 7 teen driving deaths…

Nursing home residents were among the first Americans to receive doses of the COVID-19 vaccine since they are at greater risk than other population groups. Unfortunately, the roll-out has presented significant challenges for residents. As a result, this has placed undue burdens on their loved ones and the nursing home…

Many of us share almost every aspect of our lives on social media. Although social media allows us to stay connected with friends, family, and others, this practice can also be harmful if you are pursuing a personal injury case. Anything you put out on the internet could be found…

Registered nurses (RNs) provide critical care for patients and are vital to the U.S. healthcare system. Nurses are commonly employed in hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, and other facilities. These jobs can be extremely demanding physically. The equipment they use and the facilities they work in often pose safety hazards that…

Oklahoma City has joined the list of U.S. cities dealing with the electric scooters ride-share fad. Bird scooters, based in Santa Monica, California, and Lime, of San Mateo, California started placing the electric scooters in clusters around downtown Oklahoma City in late summer. Bird and Lime have received approval to…