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No one wants to admit that they have an aggressive and potentially dangerous dog, but there are many dogs out there that show signs of aggression, even those that are well-cared for by a loving family. An aggressive dog isn’t necessarily a mean dog, but it’s important to be aware of how aggressive dogs should be handled so dog bite ...

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According to a new report released by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, the amount of student loan debt owed collectively across the United States remained on an incline during the first quarter of 2012. The report, published on May 31, 2012 in the Quarterly Report on Household Debt and Credit, indicates that student loan debt listed on consumer credit reports reached a staggering $904 billion in the first quarter of 2012. This significant figure represents an increase of $30 billion from the fourth quarter of 2011. As more and more Americans find themselves struggling with unpayable student loans and other forms of overwhelming debt, filing bankruptcy is becoming a necessary move for many. If you are considering filing for bankruptcy in Oklahoma, consult our experienced bankruptcy attorneys at Oklahoma Legal Center today.

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If you were recently involved in a motor vehicle accident in Oklahoma and have since experienced neck pain or stiffness, you may be suffering from whiplash, a common soft tissue injury that often occurs during Oklahoma car accidents. Whiplash injuries can result in symptoms like dizziness, headaches, shoulder pain, fatigue and back pain, all of which can significantly interfere with ...

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In yet another case involving a drug company accused of illegally marketing its medications for unapproved uses, GlaxoSmithKline has agreed to pay $3 billion to resolve claims it unlawfully promoted antidepressants Paxil and Wellbutrin. In the biggest single settlement of federal and state health fraud charges in U.S. history, Glaxo will plead guilty to three misdemeanor criminal charges related to ...

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Under the authority of District Attorney Greg Mashburn, the Cleveland County District Attorney’s Office in Oklahoma has issued a district-wide policy change regarding mug shots. From now on, mug shots taken at the Cleveland County jail in Norman, Oklahoma will not be made available to the public. This new rule was influenced by concerns over protecting the privacy rights of ...

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The state of Oklahoma has strict penalties in place for those convicted of crimes, especially for individuals found guilty of felony offenses. As law enforcement officials improve their resources and institute stiffer punishments in an effort to crack down on crime in Oklahoma, it is important to be aware of your rights and the criminal procedure you will be subjected ...

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According to a new study, Americans as a whole are living with more debt later in life than they have in the past, and more older Americans are filing for bankruptcy today than in previous years. For many Americans aged 65 and older, the future has changed dramatically. As of 2007, three out of five families with a head of household aged 65 or older had no money in retirement savings accounts, and half of those with savings had less than $60,800. The recession has left millions with lower incomes, higher expenses, depleted savings, and reduced home equity or homes lost to foreclosure, making filing for bankruptcy a necessity for some. If you are considering filing for bankruptcy in Oklahoma, our experienced bankruptcy attorneys at Oklahoma Legal Center can help. Contact our law firm in Oklahoma City today and begin the debt relief process as soon as possible.

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Fourth of July is an exciting time for both adults and children, as families gather to watch fireworks and celebrate the holiday with one another. In addition to happiness though, July 4th brings with it serious injuries, resulting from Oklahoma car accidents, defective or misused fireworks and DUI collisions. Like any holiday, many consumers celebrate the Fourth of July by ...

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In an effort to address Oklahoma’s troubling methamphetamine problem, Governor Mary Fallin recently signed House Bill 2941 into law, a legislation that represents an important step for the state in fighting the battle against meth. Not only will the new law give law enforcement and retailers new tools to fight illegal meth production and sales, it will also protect law-abiding ...

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In an effort to reduce the risk of car accidents caused by distracted drivers, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) recommended banning the use of all mobile devices in cars in December, except for those used for navigation or emergencies. However, NTSB chairman Deborah Hersman has recently proposed a ban that includes voice controls in cars, since there is not ...

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