Serious injuries like concussions, or even life-threatening internal bleeding, may not be obvious at the scene of the accident, but may only start to show symptoms later. Get a medical examination right after the accident even if you look and feel like your usual self. If the police arrive at the scene of a car …
Are There Trial Alternatives in Oklahoma?
Alternative dispute resolution, in the form of mediation or arbitration, is a less costly and less stressful alternative to taking your personal injury case to trial. Movies and TV series show lawyers delivering show stopping arguments at trial, thereby securing big wins for their clients, but that is not how most legal cases turn out, …
Does Workers’ Comp Cover Offsite Injuries?
Workers’ compensation may or may not cover accidental injuries that took place in the parking lot of your workplace or while you were running work-related errands, depending on whether you were on the clock. Your employer’s workers’ compensation insurance must pay for the treatment of injuries that you suffer while working at your place of …
Is the Rider or the Company Liable in a Bike Share Accident?
The bike share company is only liable if a defect in the bicycle contributed to the accident; otherwise, the money for your accident-related medical bills could come from the at-fault driver’s insurance or your own MedPay insurance or underinsured motorist coverage. If a car hits your bicycle, you are at high risk of suffering serious …
Who is Liable for an Uber Accident in Oklahoma?
Determining fault in an “ordinary” car accident can be challenging, but figuring out who is liable for an Uber accident in Oklahoma is even more complex. Legal responsibility for a car accident involving a rideshare car depends on who was at fault for the accident and which work duties, if any, the driver was performing …
How Do I Sue for Damages by a Drunk Driver?
Most lawsuits related to drunk driving accidents involve an injured person suing the drunk driver who caused the accident, but in some cases, you can sue another party who irresponsibly provided alcohol to the driver. In some car accidents, it is one person’s word against another’s about who is at fault for the accident, but …
Personal Injury While in an Airbnb
If you get injured because of unsafe conditions in an Airbnb house or other vacation rental property, the owner of the property could be responsible for the cost of the medical bills resulting from your injury. During the COVID-19 pandemic, staying in a vacation rental such as you might book through Airbnb may seem like …
What is a Contingency Fee?
Some personal injury lawyers accept payment on a contingency basis, which is when you only pay your lawyer after the defendant pays you a settlement or after a court decides the case in your favor. If you have seen commercials on TV for personal injury lawyers, you probably considered hiring one after an accident left …
How Does Winter Weather Affect My Car Accident Case in Oklahoma?
Winter weather conditions, including snow, ice, and sleet, increase the risk of car crashes in Oklahoma. According to the U.S. Federal Highway Administration, winter weather is responsible for 24% of all motor vehicle accidents. Oklahoma is no stranger to adverse weather conditions in winter, which is why it is essential to understand how winter weather …
Is COVID-19 Infection an Occupational Disease?
As of the fall of 2021, Oklahoma does not consider COVID-19 infection an occupational disease, and therefore COVID-19 illnesses are not compensable under Oklahoma’s workers’ compensation laws. Workers’ compensation benefits are not just for traumatic injuries resulting from accidents that happen on the job. Any illness or injury is compensable under workers’ compensation laws as …
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