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What Oklahoma City Drivers Need to Know About Getting Medical Bills Paid After a Rear-End Crash

After a rear-end car accident in Oklahoma, victims may be worried about how to pay for medical treatment costs. Drivers can often turn to auto insurers in order to get their medical bills paid. However, the process of seeking compensation to get medical bills paid and to cover other losses can be complicated.   Getting...

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Oklahoma City Side-Impact Crashes and Traumatic Brain Injury

Traumatic brain injury, or TBI, can cause immediate symptoms to victims who sustain open or closed head wounds. Suffering injury to the brain can cause lasting impairment. While victims of repeat head injuries are at the greatest risk, the lasting damage of traumatic brain injury can include cognitive impairment and elevated chances of developing dementia....

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Prevent Oklahoma City Halloween Traffic Crashes

Halloween is a popular holiday with almost all children. Almost 90 percent of parents responding to a survey on attitudes about Halloween said their kids would be taking part in the holiday. Trick-or-treating is the most popular way for kids to celebrate, with 73 percent of parents indicating their children would be going door-to-door for candy...

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Year-Long Battle with Auto Insurers Shows Challenges Oklahoma City Crash Victims Can Face

While no one likes paying car insurance bills, the hope is that the insurance company will at least provide payment in the event of an accident.  The reality, however, is that getting insurance companies to pay can be very difficult. Many collision victims face car accident insurance issues, whether they are making claims with their...

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OSHA Must do More to Prevent Exposure to Toxic Chemicals in Oklahoma City

A 40-year-old construction worker diagnosed with acute silicosis was recently given five years or less to live. The construction worker is among the 2.2 million people across the United States each year who are exposed to dangerous levels of silica on-the-job. If the worker dies from his illness, he will become one of the more...

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Oklahoma City, OK 73118

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