July, 29, 2020 | Car Accidents
Leroy Townsend has been charged with several criminal offenses regarding the DUI accident in February. Townsend, a 57-year-old resident of Tuttle, is charged with second-degree murder regarding the accident that took the lives of three teenagers. He is also charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, leaving the scene of a fatal accident, and… read more
July, 19, 2020 | Bad Faith Insurance
Businesses throughout Oklahoma sustained financial losses because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Many companies continue to struggle financially because of the effects of the virus business. As the coronavirus continues to change how we conduct business, companies may continue to experience losses. Some business owners filed insurance claims under their business interruption (BI) insurance policies. However,… read more
July, 15, 2020 | Motorcycle Accidents
Sadly, three troopers were injured in a crash that occurred during a procession in Oklahoma City on July 2. The procession was for a Tulsa police officer killed in the line of duty. The body of Sgt. Craig Johnson was being taken to the medical examiner’s office. Sgt. Johnson had been shot during a traffic… read more
July, 8, 2020 | Oklahoma Law
Jury trials are an essential part of our judicial system. We have jury trials in both civil and criminal cases. While serving on a jury may take you away from your normal daily activities, it is a duty that should be treated seriously. Who Can Serve on a Jury in Oklahoma? You must be 18… read more
June, 26, 2020 | Motorcycle Accidents
Motor scooters typically do not exceed 25 miles per hour. Because they are a low-speed vehicle, many people assume that they are safer than a moped or motorcycle. Unfortunately, that assumption is not correct. Motor scooter riders face the same risks and dangers that motorcyclists and moped riders face when they ride their vehicles on… read more
June, 18, 2020 | Oklahoma Law
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June, 18, 2020 | Workers' Compensation
The workers’ compensation system should be a straightforward process in which workers receive medical treatment and benefits for a workplace injury. However, disputed claims are common. When a workers’ compensation dispute cannot be settled between the injured worker and the insurance provider for the employer, the matter may proceed to a workers’ compensation hearing. Only… read more
June, 9, 2020 | Workers' Compensation
You may receive benefits under Oklahoma’s workers’ compensation laws for a workplace injury. Even though filing a workers’ comp claim and receiving benefits should be straightforward, things can go wrong. When things go wrong in your workers’ comp claim, it can be helpful to talk to an attorney. It is also helpful to know some… read more
September, 24, 2019 | News
In its settlement with EcoDiesel owners and lessees, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) promised to deliver a recall – known as the Approved Emissions Modification or AEM – intended to ensure 2014 to 2016 EcoDiesels complied with emissions standards without changing any of the vehicles’ performance, safety, or driving characteristics. Unfortunately, that is not the case…. read more
January, 24, 2019 | Bus Accidents
Bus accidents are different than the average car crash because buses carry multiple passengers and wrecks can result in numerous injuries. These wrecks can happen from the negligence of the bus driver or a driver on the road who inadvertently crashes into the bus. Medical expenses from any injuries sustained from the crash, especially severe… read more