Asbestos might sound like a problem of the past, but for many families in Oklahoma, it’s still a very real concern. Even though the material hasn’t been widely used in new construction for decades, it lingers in older homes, schools, and workplaces. That continued presence puts people at risk of developing serious health problems—especially mesothelioma, ...
The Summer season officially kicks off this weekend! The attorneys and staff at Graves McLain want to wish you and your family a safe and happy Memorial Day Weekend! No matter how you choose to spend your Memorial Day weekend, whether it’s on the beach, at a family barbeque or enjoying a staycation, we hope ...
When we think about the most common causes of death in the U.S., we usually picture heart disease or cancer. But research over the past two decades has revealed something deeply troubling: medical errors may be the third leading cause of death nationwide. That’s a hard truth for many families to face—especially those who trusted ...
Every April, drivers are reminded of a growing and dangerous problem—distracted driving. Whether it’s a glance at a phone or reaching for something in the car, Serious repercussions can result from even a brief period of inattention. In Tulsa and across Oklahoma, distracted driving continues to cause crashes that result in life-changing injuries or worse. ...
One of the leading causes of death & disability in the United States is Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI), contributing to approximately 30% of all injury-related deaths. Each day in the U.S. approximately 153 people die from TBI related injuries. Chad McLain and Dr. Eric Sherburn recently appeared on Good Day Tulsa to discuss Traumatic Brain ...
Did you know that each year in the U.S. approximately 50,000 people die from injuries related to TBI’s? One of the leading causes of death & disability in the United States is Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI), contributing to approximately 30% of all injury-related deaths. Each day in the U.S. approximately 153 people die from TBI ...
Winter weather in Tulsa can change quickly, bringing icy roads, sleet, and poor visibility that make driving dangerous. Even experienced drivers can struggle to stay in control when temperatures drop, and road conditions worsen without warning. Every winter, serious accidents happen across Oklahoma—especially on highways and bridges where black ice is common. If you’re involved ...
Every February, we recognize National Responsible Pet Owners Month—a reminder that having a pet isn’t just about companionship. It’s also about safety. For dog owners in Tulsa, this means taking real steps to prevent harm to others. And for victims of dog bites, it means understanding your legal rights. Dog bites are more common than ...
Work in oilfields, gas rigs, and refineries can be rewarding, but it comes with serious risks. In Oklahoma, workers face one of the highest rates of job-related injuries and deaths in the country, especially in oil and gas extraction. Explosions and fires on worksites can leave employees and their families facing overwhelming losses—medical bills, lost ...
A recent two-vehicle crash involving three teenagers has emphasized the critical need for teen driving safety. The incident occurred west of Highway 271, where an 18-year-old driver crossed into oncoming traffic, leading to a serious accident. Tragically, not everyone involved was wearing a seatbelt, and the crash resulted in severe injuries and fatalities. This accident ...
