Parrish Law Firm

Another accusation has been delivered in the aftermath of a boating misdirection in NYC. If you've been injured in Oklahoma, the lawyers from Parrish Law Firm can help.

Each year, thousands of workers become sick from exposure to the heat and some even die. Oklahoma workers’ compensation attorney Murry Parrish says employers should include prevention steps in worksite training and plans.

Oklahoma City personal injury attorney Murry Parrish says manufacturers have a responsibility to make sure any and all products are safe for consumers – and especially safe for children because they are most vulnerable.

Wrongful death attorney Murry Parrish explains developments in two wrongful death cases involving public universities and students. These are complex cases that require the experience of an skilled attorney.

From 2007 to 2009, there were 35 ATV-related deaths in Oklahoma. The attorneys at Parrish Law Firm want you and your family to be safe. ATVs can be a lot of fun – if you handle them responsibly.

Amusement parks, town carnivals and county fairs are as American as apple pie. Each summer, places like Frontier City and Six Flags fill up with families seeking thrills and entertainment. Unfortunately, some visitors end up with injuries too.

Did you know falls are the leading cause of death on construction sites? In 2010, 264 people fell to their death. That’s more than a third of the all total construction fatalities that year.

What if you never planned on having that child and were diligently taking birth control to prevent any unwanted pregnancies? A lot of women are facing that scenario, now that a company is recalling 1 million packets of birth control pills.

Here’s a top 10 list with the most frequently-cited workplace safety violations. The OSHA list for 2011 includes some familiar hazards. Sadly, it seems employers are still not correcting issues that put their workers at risk.

Here’s a successful example of a personal injury attorney going to bat for a client. Oklahoma personal injury attorney Murry Parrish says metal bat manufacturers have a responsibility to warn buyers of risks.