Posts by Ryan Y. Cunningham
Some Oklahoma Families Are Getting Surprise Medical Debt Relief
We are living in a time when we see so many horrific stories on a daily basis in the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic. It’s easy to forget that there’s a lot of good that people and organizations are trying to spread around. It’s usually done behind the scenes with no expectation of becoming publicized…
Read MoreCan I Sue if I Test Positive for Coronavirus after Patronizing a Business?
It’s almost like something out of a science fiction movie. One day we’re living our lives carefree, and the next we’re strategizing how to buy toilet paper from Amazon and it’s all because of the Coronavirus. Navigating the waters of this unpredictable illness has raised some pretty big questions. One of these questions is, can…
Read MoreIt’s Not Sciatica: Diagnosing and Treating Piriformis Syndrome
The condition referred to as “sciatica” involves pain in the buttocks traveling down the leg. The most common reason for this condition is an irritation that occurs in the spinal nerves in or close to the lumbar spine as a result of neural foraminal stenosis, often caused by a herniated or bulging disc. However, if…
Read MoreAre Liability Waivers Enforceable?
The term “liability” indicates fault. It refers to placing responsibility for certain conduct onto a particular party or parties – for example, in cases involving property damage or personal injury. When it comes to personal injury cases and liability, the question of liability can be a challenging one. What is a waiver of liability? A…
Read MoreThe Problem of Abandoned Wells in Oklahoma
In the state of Oklahoma, the oil pump jack is a well-known symbol. It brings to mind a once thriving oil drilling industry that draws oil to the surface and greenbacks to the state. On the other side of the coin, idle pumps symbolize something not so positive in the state of Oklahoma – abandoned,…
Read MoreHow Serious Injuries Affect Mental Health
The term “pain and suffering” in personal injury cases refers to the combination of emotional and physical pain suffered by victim as a result of an accident and the victim’s injuries. One of the most difficult injuries to prove in a court of law to insurance companies is emotional distress. Physical injuries are obvious, such…
Read MoreWhat Happens During Settlement of a Pedestrian or Bike Injury Claim?
We may begin to see an increase in pedestrian and bicycle accidents thanks to Coronavirus. There have never been more people quarantined at home during our lifetime than there are right now. We’re also experiencing unprecedented times with regard to our kids being home schooled with many parents pulling double duty as they also work…
Read MoreUnderestimating Electrical Injuries Can Be Life-Threatening
Electrical injuries can result from exposure to either low-voltage or high-voltage sources under various circumstances. Below are just some of the more common ways adults and children become injured and burned from coming into contact with electricity. Some of these causes may be the result of negligence of an employer, a manufacturer, or an individual.…
Read MoreWhat Evidence Can Help Prove I’m Not at Fault for a Truck Accident?
Trucking accidents are a frequent occurrence all across the country. Transportation companies often worry about their bottom line, which includes insurance costs. Liability leads to increased expenses for the company and driver, so it stands to reason that trucking companies aren’t quick to accept responsibility for damages or injuries. Victims driving passenger vehicles involved in…
Read MoreWill Air Ambulance Services Be Suspended during the Covid-19 Outbreak?
We take it for granted that emergency medical services will always be there for us in our time of need. After all, their sole purpose is to provide life saving measures in emergency situations. With the new climate evolving due to Covid-19 concerns, can you truly rely on these same services to save you, should…
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