Teen drivers are more likely to be involved in collisions than adults. Part of this higher risk is because of novice drivers’ failure to recognize dangers and to react appropriately to them to avoid collisions. While parents should take steps to ensure that their teens understand the rules of the road and drive cautiously, they …
How Accident Reconstruction Might Help Your Case
In many car accidents, determining fault is not a clear-cut process. When liability is unclear, retaining an accident reconstruction expert might help you show who was responsible for the crash and should be liable for paying damages. This type of expert can help provide objective evidence of liability. Scroll down to learn why hiring an …
How to Find a Spinal Cord Injury Attorney
Spinal cord injuries can be life-altering and potentially cause lifelong paralysis and disability. According to data from Statista, an average of 17,900 people in the U.S. suffer spinal cord injuries each year, and 296,000 people are living with these injuries. Some spinal cord injuries occur in incidents caused by the negligent or wrongful actions of …
How Do Semi-Truck Accident Lawsuits Work?
If you are injured in a semi-truck accident, you might not know what to do. Truck accident cases are frequently more complex than other types of motor vehicle accident claims for several reasons. Truck accidents might involve multiple liable parties, and insurance companies often aggressively defend against claims because of the large amounts of money …
How to Choose a Criminal Defense Attorney in Oklahoma and Arkansas
Whether you have been charged with a crime in Oklahoma or Arkansas, it is in your best interest to hire an experienced criminal defense attorney. Even if you are facing a relatively minor offense, a conviction can cause ongoing consequences in your life long after your sentence has been discharged. Knowing how to find the …
Do You Have to Pay Your Medical Bills from a Personal Injury Settlement?
When you’re injured because of the negligent or wrongful conduct of someone else, you have the right to pursue compensation through a personal injury lawsuit. But while your lawsuit is pending, you might have to rely on your own medical insurance to help you pay your medical bills. If your case settles, you might wonder, …
How Long Does It Take to Settle a Nursing Home Lawsuit?
Many people entrust the care of their elderly or disabled loved ones to nursing homes in Arkansas and Oklahoma. While nursing home care might be necessary for people who are no longer able to live on their own, abuse and neglect in these facilities is a devastating issue. If your loved one has been the …
Types of Misdemeanor Charges
While a misdemeanor charge is not as serious as a felony, a misdemeanor conviction can still result in severe penalties, fines, and a criminal record. If you have been charged with a misdemeanor, it is in your best interests to talk to an experienced criminal defense lawyer at the Law Offices of Craig L. Cook …
What Is the Statute of Limitations on Medical Malpractice?
If you have suffered injuries that you believe were caused by your doctor’s negligence, you might be thinking about filing a medical malpractice lawsuit. These types of legal claims are very complex and require plaintiffs to analyze reams of medical records and expert opinions to prove their cases. You must also understand the laws that …
How to Pursue a Hip Replacement Lawsuit
Many people in Arkansas and Oklahoma sustain injuries or musculoskeletal disorders that cause them to undergo hip replacement surgery. Unfortunately, however, some people experience problems from the hip replacements they receive. Some people suffer infections, loose replacements, dislocated replacements, or metal poisoning because of defective hip replacements. If you have experienced these types of issues …
