Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy (HIE) Medical Malpractice
Medical professionals are expected to do everything within their professional ability to care for and nurse sick patients back to health. However, in some cases, medical professionals may make certain mistakes that complicate the health of their patients and may lead to death. Such errors are classified as medical malpractice….
Blog Federal Gun Laws and Prohibited Persons
Federal Firearm Laws & Prohibited Persons from Possession of Firearms Federal laws placed restrictions on gun possession for many people in our country. The Second Amendment to the Constitution provides the “Right to Bear Arms”; however, that right is not absolute. Meaning, your right to bear arms under federal law…
Oklahoma Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy Lawyers
Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy (HIE) Facts HIE, Hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy, is often referred to as “Neonatal Encephalopathy” or “Birth Asphyxia.” HIE is a form of infant brain damage that is unfortunately caused by medical malpractice in many instances. Hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE) covers a number of neurological birth injuries, caused by a lack of…
DUI Defense and The Holiday Season
The holidays are one of the few times that almost every gets to rest throughout the year. Holidays are always merry with family and friends around. It is common for people to get carried away by all of these festivities, making them drink a little more than they usually would….
Military Divorce and Military Retirement: What You Should Know
As a serving member of the armed forces, there are some sacrifices that you are expected to make as part of the job. However, these sacrifices earn you a chance to enjoy some benefits – one of which is a military retirement. A military retirement is valuable to you and…
Rule 11(c)(1)(C) Plea Agreements in Federal Criminal Prosecution
The law surrounding section 11(c)(1)(C) grants the Court and the government, US Attorney’s Office, to separately or jointly accept a plea of guilty on criminal charges, while reducing the potential penalty imposed. Federal Criminal Sentencing Overview Federal criminal judges consider the United States Sentencing Commissions Guidelines as applied to the…
Resolving Holiday Custody Disputes in Oklahoma
Living by a visitation schedule is a difficult adjustment for recently separated parents and their children. During and after a divorce, it is crucial to develop a holiday custody schedule that allows reliability for children and parents. When parents establish an agreed holiday visitation schedule, both parents get to spend…
Oklahoma Divorce and Dividing Retirement Accounts in Divorce
Whenever we first meet with a potential new client that is facing imminent divorce, they often ask about division of property. Many people facing an Oklahoma divorce think of marital assets and ask “Does my spouse get half of everything?” This is an unfortunately common misconception about Oklahoma divorce law…