Archive for May, 2019
We are told from a young age that exercising enhances or maintains our physical fitness and overall health and wellbeing. Although these words of wisdom are repeated on a daily basis by those in the health and fitness industry, the constant repetitiveness of the saying can fall on deaf ears. However, this principle should not […]
Last week, the Oklahoma Supreme Court struck down a state law that capped monetary damages for pain and suffering in personal injury lawsuits at $350,000. The Court ruled that a statute adopted in 2011 which limited non-economic damages in personal injury lawsuits to $350,000 is an unconstitutional special law that treats people who survive injuries differently than […]
It is not unusual for a person to experience some sort of stress reaction, such as: upsetting memories, having trouble sleeping, or feeling on edge after witnessing or experiencing a traumatic event. Often, a person’s initial reaction to trauma meets the criteria for Acute Stress Disorder (“ASD”) immediately after experiencing a traumatic event. An estimated 13 […]


