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Back injuries are among the most common and most disruptive injuries at work. A back injury can affect your ability to lift, bend, twist, sit, stand, walk, drive, sleep, and return to work. For many injured workers in Creek County, even a “minor” back injury can become a serious problem if pain continues, symptoms radiate into the legs, or medical testing shows a disc […]
A knee injury at work can affect almost every part of your daily life. Whether the injury happened from a fall, a twist, a blow to the knee, heavy lifting, climbing, repetitive work, or a work-related vehicle accident, knee injuries can make it difficult to stand, walk, bend, squat, kneel, climb stairs, or return to the job you performed before the accident. For many […]
If you’ve been injured on the job and filed a workers compensation case in Creek County, one of the most important milestones in your workers’ compensation case is reaching what’s known as Maximum Medical Improvement (MMI). This term refers to the point at which your doctor determines that your condition has healed as much as it reasonably can, and no further significant improvement is expected—whether […]
If you’ve been injured at work in Creek County, you have important rights under Oklahoma law. Workplace injuries can happen suddenly and leave you facing medical bills, lost wages, and uncertainty about your future. Knowing exactly what to do after a workplace accident can protect your health, your job, and your legal rights to compensation. Report the Injury Immediately The first and most important […]
Partial disability is a state in which you are no longer able to perform the physical tasks you used to. However, you are still able to function and perform other tasks the job may require. Approximately $2.3M to $2.4M goes to partially disabled employees each year in Oklahoma Workers’ Compensation claims. As you can see, this is a significant amount of money in awards. Understanding […]
Workers Compensation and Independent Contractors status in Oklahoma determines if you’re eligible for coverage. In September of 2017, a man working in Okmulgee on a construction site broke his hand and arm. He caught his arm in a concrete mixer on the worksite. Most people would expect the company to be responsible for the injuries. However, this is not always the case. It can […]
Oklahoma comparative negligence can limit recovery in Creek County personal injury cases. Tulsa alone has nearly 30,000 car and truck and motorcycle collisions annually. This includes small fender benders, fatality wrecks, and also wrecks that total a vehicle. Often these wrecks will injure one or more of the people involved. This triggers a legal theory in Oklahoma law—Comparative Negligence. In some cases this may […]
Our Creek County Truck Accident Attorneys know what to do when you’ve been in a wreck with a semi-truck. Automobile and motorcycle accidents with commercial vehicles like tractor-trailers, semi-trucks, or 18-wheelers can be terrible. Just in the past month, a man in Tulsa had critical injuries in an accident involving a semi-truck. The driver allegedly hit the rear tandem of the truck and his […]
Our Creek County Motorcycle Accident Attorneys get you the maximum settlement under the law. Just last June, a man from Illinois was killed in a motorcycle accident in Oklahoma City after being struck by a semi tractor trailer while riding his Harley Davidson near I-35 and 122nd Street. The man was rushed to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. His wife, who was […]
In August of 2017, three men suffered serious burn injuries in a Canadian car wash. Two of the men are in life threatening condition, while the other is critical but expected to live. The three men, employees of a car wash, were handling a flammable tire cleaner near an open flame. The chemicals exploded and engulfed the men in flames. Other employees hearing and […]