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Surgeon Mistakenly Removes Healthy Kidney

In a recent case of medical malpractice, a Florida woman lost a healthy kidney when her surgeon mistakenly removed it. An article on the tragic surgical error appears here. A Terrible Mistake A Palm Beach, Florida woman in her early fifties entered the hospital for routine back surgery, only to leave with one kidney.  During

Oklahoma Alcohol Laws and Public Safety: What You Need to Know

Oklahoma made significant changes to its alcohol laws in 2018. These updates gave residents more access to beer and wine in places like grocery and convenience stores. But with this convenience came growing concern from health experts, law enforcement, and safety advocates. More alcohol on the shelves can mean more problems on the roads and

Drunk and Distracted Driving: Tips for Tulsa Drivers

When the holidays roll around, so do more parties, more travel, and—unfortunately—more accidents. On a recent episode of Good Day Tulsa, Chad McLain from Graves McLain Injury Lawyers discussed the dangers of drunk and distracted driving, particularly during high-risk periods like Thanksgiving and New Year’s. His advice? Make a plan before you get behind the

High School Football Player Dies Two Days After Head Injury

The sudden death of a Georgia high school football player made national headlines—and raised serious concerns about head injuries in youth sports. Dylan Thomas, a 16-year-old linebacker, collapsed on the sidelines after telling trainers he couldn’t feel his body. Two days later, he died from a traumatic brain injury. This tragic story is not isolated.

Risperdal Lawsuits: What Victims Should Know About Updates, Damages, and Legal Options

Lawsuits involving the drug Risperdal have drawn national attention. Patients, mostly young males, have claimed that the drug caused them to develop gynecomastia—a condition involving abnormal breast tissue growth. These lawsuits have already led to financial awards, and many are now moving into a new legal phase: punitive damages. If you or someone in your

Woman and Family Pet Attacked, Bitten by Three Dogs

A Seattle woman walking her Great Dane claims she and her pet were attacked by three dogs owned by a homeless woman living in a parked RV. An article on the story appears here. When Leslie Shelton attempted to walk her dog near the area of Sixth Avenue South and South Snoqualmie Street in Seattle,

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