Personal Injury
Seeking Compensation for Injuries When You Have a Pre-Existing Condition
If you have an injury or illness that occurred or existed before your personal injury accident, you have what is called a pre-existing condition. When accident victims have pre-existing conditions, one of the first questions they ask is whether they can still file a personal injury claim and seek compensation for their injuries. While the…
Read MoreSmall Facet Joint Injuries Can Lead to Big Problems
Many accident victims complain of excruciating pain in their back and shoulders, but their scans continue to look normal. If this sounds like your situation, there is a possibility you may be suffering from facet joint injuries. Your facet joints are very small, and it can be difficult to see any injuries on imaging scans.…
Read MoreWhat Is Compartment Syndrome?
Compartment syndrome is a serious medical condition that can develop after a traumatic or repetitive stress injury. It occurs when pressure builds up inside a confined space in the body, typically within a muscle compartment. This pressure restricts blood flow and deprives muscles and nerves of the vital oxygen and nutrients they need to function.…
Read MoreOklahoma City Got “Lucky” with Its Latest Derailment
A recent train derailment in central Oklahoma overturned 22 cars carrying gravel but did not result in any injuries. The accident occurred in the afternoon on Saturday, March 30. According to My Northwest, “The derailment occurred Saturday afternoon just east of Davenport, which is located about 50 miles (80 km) northeast of Oklahoma City. The…
Read MoreWhat Counts as “Medical” Expenses in a Personal Injury Case?
Suffering injuries in an accident not only takes a toll on one’s physical well-being, but often results in substantial medical expenses that can be financially overwhelming. Fortunately, individuals injured due to someone else’s negligence have the option to seek compensation through a personal injury lawsuit to address these costs. Medical expenses incurred, ranging from emergency…
Read MorePreventing Electrical Shocks and Electrocutions in the Oil Field
Working in an oil field can be intimidating. Workdays are long. The weather is often unforgiving. Workers can expect to operate outdoors in rain, snow, and the blistering Oklahoma heat. The equipment and work environment can be precarious, and almost anything can happen at any time. To put it bluntly, working in an oil field…
Read MoreInjuries Caused by High Pressure Steam to Industrial Workers
While many might not realize it, steam can be a dangerous byproduct of a manufacturing process in many different industries. Whether you work in an automotive factory, as a maintenance professional in a boiler room, on a ship, or anywhere else steam is present; you can suffer injuries from steam in an accident. An experienced…
Read MoreWhat You Should Know About Welding Injuries
Welding is a common skill for individuals involved in the metalworking profession, but it is also a fun pastime for those who like to do projects around their home or get involved in industrial art experiences. It is one of the more dangerous professions and hobbies to exist. Regardless of the type of welder you…
Read MoreWhat Are the Causes of a Hemorrhagic Stroke?
According to the American Stroke Association, hemorrhagic strokes occur when a weakened vessel ruptures or leaks and bleeds into the brain. The blood begins to build up inside the brain and presses on the surrounding tissues. These types of strokes are commonly referred to as cerebral hemorrhage, and they make up 13 percent of all…
Read MoreOklahoma City Crane Accidents Are More Common Than You Think
If you feel like you see a new construction site every day in Oklahoma City, we get it. There are multiple ongoing roadwork projects, and it feels like new buildings are constantly going up in the city and its suburbs. So the chances are good that you’ve been driving, walking, or working around cranes. There…
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