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How Nebraska’s Updated Helmet Laws Affect Your Injury Settlement
While the 2024 law makes it legal for qualified riders over 21 to ride without a helmet, it …
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DM Injury Law Honored with Best of Wichita 2025 Awards!
We are incredibly honored and overwhelmed with gratitude to announce that DM Injury Law has won gold in …
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How Missouri’s Pure Comparative Fault Rule Can Help Your Truck Accident Claim
After a serious truck accident, it is easy to feel like any mistake you made, no matter how …
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Beyond 18-Wheelers: Liability for Dump Trucks, Box Trucks, and Work Vans in Tulsa
Oklahoma has the fifth-highest rate of fatalities in large truck collisions in the nation, and most of those crashes don’t involve the 18-wheelers you …
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7 Mistakes to Avoid After a Car Accident
The immediate moments after a car accident are often a blur of adrenaline, confusion, and anxiety. One minute …
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Common Causes of Slips, Trips, and Falls in the Home, Workplace, and Public
One moment, you are walking through a grocery aisle or stepping over cords in your workplace warehouse, and …
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What Damages Can Be Recovered in a Tulsa Wrongful Death Case?
A fatal accident changes a family forever, leaving behind emotional voids and financial deficits that no check can …
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Slip and Fall on Ice in St. Louis: Is the Business or Property Owner Responsible?
Winter often transforms St. Louis streets and sidewalks into hazardous terrain. A sudden slip and fall on ice …
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Accidents at the Crossroads: Liability on I-35, I-40, and I-44 in Oklahoma City
Interstate highways I-35, I-40, and I-44 converge in the heart of Oklahoma, making our city a true national …
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More Than 18-Wheelers: Liability for Box Trucks, Dump Trucks, and Other Commercial Vehicles
Responsibility for a box truck accident in Oklahoma City rarely stops with the driver. These delivery and work …
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Hours of Service and Logbook Violations: The Key to Proving Trucker Fatigue in Oklahoma
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) regulates the trucking industry, and proving a fatigued commercial truck driver …
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FedEx Ground vs. UPS Accidents in St. Louis: Why the Driver’s Employment Status Matters
When you see a familiar delivery truck, you probably think about the package you’re expecting. You don’t think …
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Landlord Liability for Dog Bites in Oklahoma: When is the Property Owner Responsible?
A dog attack on a rental property raises complex questions under Oklahoma’s dog bite law. While the owner …
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How to Get Medical Records After an Accident in Missouri
After a car accident, your life can feel like it has turned upside down. You are likely dealing …
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The Open and Obvious Defense: How Oklahoma Property Owners Avoid Responsibility
Insurance adjusters frequently rely on the open and obvious doctrine in Oklahoma to reject valid premises liability claims. …
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Injured at a Cardinals or Blues Game? Liability for Stadium and Arena Accidents
A surprise injury at Busch Stadium or Enterprise Center turns a celebratory day of fun into months of …
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The Importance of Getting Medical Attention After a Car Accident
While no one hopes to be in a car accident, they unfortunately happen. And sometimes, these accidents lead …
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The Food Delivery Insurance Gap: Navigating a DoorDash Crash in Missouri Before and After 2026
The moments after a car crash are always confusing, but a collision involving a delivery driver brings unique …
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The Key to Your Case: Proving a Property Owner Had Notice of a Hazard in Missouri
Establishing that a property owner bears responsibility for an injury requires more than simply showing that you fell …
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Hit by an Amazon Van in St. Louis? Unpacking the Liability of DSP Contractors
When an Amazon delivery accident in St. Louis occurs, the path to securing fair compensation presents unique challenges. …
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The 2-Year Deadline: Oklahoma’s Strict Statute of Limitations for Wrongful Death Claims
Families grieving the sudden loss of a relative face a confusing legal landscape, but the Oklahoma wrongful death …
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Who Can File a Wrongful Death Lawsuit in Oklahoma? A Guide for Tulsa Families
State law provides a clear, single answer to who can file a wrongful death claim in Oklahoma: the personal …
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Can You Recover Damages if You Were Also Partially at Fault? Tulsa and the 50% Rule
Oklahoma uses a modified comparative negligence rule with a hard threshold: you can recover as long as your …
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University Students and Distracted Driving: Accidents Near TU and OSU-Tulsa
College campuses concentrate inexperienced drivers in heavy traffic while they juggle multiple distractions. The University of Tulsa and …
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How Oklahoma’s “Inattentive Driving” Statute Strengthens Your Tulsa Claim
Oklahoma law gives accident victims a powerful tool many never learn about: the inattentive driving statute. This statute …
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How Oklahoma’s 50% Bar Rule Affects Your Distracted Driving Case
When two drivers share blame for a crash, Oklahoma uses a rule called modified comparative negligence to decide …
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Drunk Driving Accidents Statistics: New Year’s Eve 2025
While it’s fun to celebrate the holidays, we must do so responsibly. Every year, the holiday season sees …
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The “Sudden Emergency” Defense Is Not an Excuse for Distracted Driving in Oklahoma
Drivers often claim a “sudden emergency” caused their crash—a deer in the road, another car cutting them off, …
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Using the Criminal DUI Case to Win Your Civil Claim in St. Louis
When a drunk driver causes a crash, two separate legal systems begin. The criminal DUI case prosecutes the …
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Punitive Damages: Seeking Justice and Punishment After a Drunk Driving Crash
Drunk driving crashes cause severe, immediate harm. When someone chooses to get behind the wheel while intoxicated, they …