by buxtonlawgroup | Jul 19, 2011 | General, News
A case of funeral fund embezzlement has sparked new standards to prevent funeral home insurance fraud in Oklahoma. The Oklahoma Insurance Department uncovered the fraud when investigating a former Oklahoma funeral director who misused funds in the amount of $10,000...
by buxtonlawgroup | Jul 12, 2011 | General, News
Oklahoma City has two projects that could make your trip to and from work safer and possibly faster. The larger of the two projects is in its first year of a five-year implementation process. Dennis Haikin, the projects manager, said that Oklahoma City will be...
by buxtonlawgroup | Jul 7, 2011 | General, News
Tornado damage victims should be on the lookout: home repair scams are the latest form of false contracts in Oklahoma. Harold Whitt was charged with six felony counts under the Oklahoma Consumer Protection Act after he took advance payments from homeowners whose...
by buxtonlawgroup | Jul 5, 2011 | News, Truck Accidents
A recent proposal offers a way to cut down on the number of Oklahoma City tractor-trailer accidents: toll roads. The idea is not new to the state. Oklahoma has built both rural and urban highways using money acquired from tolls. In this way, the state may be able to...
by buxtonlawgroup | Jul 3, 2011 | General, News
Happy 4th of July from the Buxton Law Group! First off, thank you to all the men and women who fight and have fought for our freedom here in the USA. The BLG wants you to have a great but SAFE holiday, so please take a quick look over some firework safety guidelines...
by buxtonlawgroup | Jul 2, 2011 | General, News
A construction zone accident in Oklahoma has claimed the life of a highway inspector. On the morning of June 13, Harrah resident Terry Clubb was on the site of the I-40 Crosstown construction project near I-35. Clubb, an inspector for the Oklahoma Department of...
