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Equality in the workforce is crucial. However, men and women suffer differently when it comes to workplace accidents. The injury patterns for men and women vary greatly depending on gender, industry, and even social perceptions. Do these differences impact workers’ compensation claims? At Ryan Bisher Ryan and Simons, we want…

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…

Knowing there’s an insurance policy to fall back on can be a relief in the shocking and often confusing aftermath of an Oklahoma car accident. Whether it’s your policy or the other driver’s, insurance could provide necessary reimbursement for medical bills, vehicle repairs, and more. But what happens when the…

Driving can be stressful. Even the calmest people can get frustrated – even angry – under the right circumstances. But there’s no excuse for letting that frustration put others at risk. If you’ve been injured in an accident caused by an enraged driver, you could be owed compensation for the…

How do you choose what vehicle to own? Do you focus on value and reliability? Are you looking for a sporty exterior with lots of power? Or are you more focused on good gas mileage? Different people choose their vehicles for various reasons. With millions injured on American roads every…

There is no doubt that airbags save lives and provide essential protection against injuries for car occupants. According to the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA), airbags saved more than 50,000 lives over 30 years. However, that doesn’t mean the use of airbags comes without risk. Defective or faulty airbags can…

The Oklahoma State Senate recently passed a bill that authorizes fully autonomous vehicles to operate on public roads in the state without a human driver. Senate Bill 1541 passed the Senate by a 44-1 vote in March 2022. After passing the Senate, the bill passed through the state House of…

While trains are a valuable form of transportation, Oklahoma City residents may be at risk. Several news articles have reported pedestrians hit by trains in Oklahoma City this month. Recent Train Accidents in Oklahoma City Police were called to Northwest 70th Street and North Shartel Avenue to respond to a…

The law in Oklahoma requires young children of various ages, heights, and weights to be restrained in specific types of car seats. The Oklahoma car seat laws are designed to ensure that young children are protected in a car accident. If you have young children, you should familiarize yourself with…