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Compton Law July 2018

July 2018

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Every year, my family has a big gathering to celebrate the Fourth of July. It’s a pretty big event for the kids, as they don’t usually get together often. Addysen has a bunch of cousins around the same age, so she gets to spend a lot of time with them during these parties. Our family’s fireworks parties are excellent opportunities for the whole family to get together and catch up during the summer. A 4TH OF JULY TRADITION WITH FIREWORKS Since we generally have multiple fireworks parties, it can be difficult to plan around everyone’s schedule. For that reason, we won’t usually gather on Independence Day, especially when it lands on a weekday. We split the two or three parties between my home and the other families’ houses so everyone has a chance to play host, and it doesn’t fall on one family to cook and entertain. Our party usually includes a large cookout during the day while everyone waits for it to get dark. As the grill master, I tend to smoke some pulled NOT ONCE BUT TWICE A YEAR!

pork or cook up some ribs. The pulled pork is what I’m famous for — everyone loves it. It takes a lot of time — sometimes all night — to make sure the meat turns out alright. After everyone has eaten, we wait for the sun to go down, and then we settle in front of the house and start our fireworks show. In the past couple of years, we haven’t been as into setting off fireworks as we have been in the past. Many of the adults used to go all- out each year — it may be that the parents are getting older and smarter. Lately, the adults and kids have been more interested in seeing the large fireworks show around Hinton. Seeing the fireworks displayed in the city by professionals is also one of the safest ways to enjoy them. In fact, many fireworks safety organizations encourage people to go to these displays rather than using consumer fireworks at home.

safety measures beforehand. At our family shows, we always have a bucket full of water at hand to put the disposed fireworks materials into after they’ve been used. Another important rule we follow is to guarantee the status of the fireworks we’re using — they should be legal, but keep in mind that just because they’re legal doesn’t mean that safety is guaranteed. It’s also vital that a sober adult supervises the process of lighting the fireworks, and if children are present, they should be kept under constant vigilance. Celebrating the Fourth of July is a big deal for my family and me, and it’s always a pleasure to celebrate it in Hinton. Hinton has a large celebration through the city, complete with a band, fireworks display, and an event where kids can decorate their bikes in red, white, and blue. Addysen has entered every year and plans to enter again this year. Last year, she had a lot of fun decking out her bike and riding it around with the other kids.

If you’re determined to have a fireworks show at home, it’s important to take the appropriate

I hope that your Fourth of July is delightful and filled with fireworks, great food, and most importantly, family.

OUR FAMILY’S FIREWORKS PARTIES ARE EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY TO GET TOGETHER AND CATCH UP DURING THE SUMMER.

-Dustin L. Compton

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KEEP YOUR FAMILY SAFE HOW MUCH SUNSHINE IS TOO MUCH?

SPEND LESS TIME IN THE SUN If you’re planning to spend a significant amount of time in the sun, consider your environment. Will there be plenty of shade? Will you have to bring your own? What’s the best way to step out of the sun for a few minutes? Wearing sunscreen and protective clothing are great ways to shield yourself from UV rays, but it’s important to avoid being in direct sunlight for long periods. Taking a break from the sun gives your body the time it needs to recuperate and helps prevent sunburn and heatstroke. COMMON MYTHS ABOUT SUN EXPOSURE Many people think that a tan is better than a sunburn, but the result of tanning is still sun damage. When your skin tone changes due to the sun, regardless of whether it tans or

To many people, summer is all about heading outside to enjoy the weather. But getting too much sun can be dangerous. To have a fun-filled summer with your family this year, remember that it’s essential to protect yourself from harmful UV rays. COVER UP Covering your skin is one of the best ways to avoid skin damage. Wide-brimmed hats, long- sleeved shirts, and long pants or skirts can protect your skin from direct exposure to UV rays. While this tactic protects you from the sun, it offers poor defense against the heat. So, if you opt for cooler attire, it’s important to cover all exposed skin with a copious amount of sunscreen. Be sure to reapply every two hours for maximum skin protection.

turns red, it’s a result of the epidermis reacting to damage caused by UV rays. Both are symptoms of harmed skin. While vitamin D is important, the sun does not contribute to its creation as much as you might think. Doris Day, a New York City dermatologist, explains that if your skin were to constantly produce vitamin D from being in the sun, it would reach toxic levels. Vitamin D is the only vitamin that your body can produce on its own, through a common form of cholesterol or 7-dehydrocholesterol. Spending time in the sun does help vitamin D form, but you need far less exposure than you think.

Knowing how to protect yourself from UV rays is the first step to having a safe, fun-filled summer!

TESTIMONIALS THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR KIND WORDS!

Our clients were once scared victims, but now they have the closure they need to move on. Here are a few testimonials we’ve received from people who have worked with us through their troubling times. Thank you to our clients for all these kind words.

the law and exudes an air of professionalism that makes a person feel that their legal issues are of the utmost importance. He put me and my family at ease without sugarcoating the realities of possible outcomes. I saw his sincerity and felt 100 percent confident that he would treat my case as if he were representing his own family. In the end, his skill and knowledge of the law got me results that I feel most attorneys could never have achieved. If you are looking for an attorney who will fight to get the results you need, Dustin Compton is your best chance. He is an attorney who will be a champion for you and your family.”

“Mr. Compton and his staff were very helpful and caring each time I needed them. They were always prompt when returning my calls. My mother had become acutely ill, so they made a difficult time much less stressful. Thank you, Compton Law, for all you’ve done.”

my own. I was referred to Dustin Compton from a friend. What Dustin accomplished for me in five months was more than my husband’s OKC attorneys have accomplished in 20, and with a much lower price tag. Dustin knows what he’s doing; he knows the law and is intelligent, fair, and willing to work for the truth. Thank you, Dustin, for fighting to prove my innocence!”

–Trenna S., from Binger, Oklahoma

“A couple of years ago, my family became victims of fraud and embezzlement. In March of 2017, I found out my name had been forged on a loan. Instead of using the attorneys my husband hired for his case, I decided to hire

–McKenzie M., from Weatherford.

–Michael G., from Moore, Oklahoma

“Mr. Compton is a highly competent and sharp-witted attorney. He is knowledgeable in

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WHAT DOES NEW TECHNOLOGY MEAN FOR DRIVERS?

A recent accident involving a self-driving Uber resulted in the death of a pedestrian in Tempe, Arizona. The Uber car did not stop, slow down, brake, or swerve when the pedestrian entered the crosswalk. Although there was a driver in the vehicle, the driver was looking away from the windshield. As this incident highlights, there are many unknown variables when it comes to the safety of autonomous vehicles. Although they hold great promise in creating safer driving experiences, consumers should be aware of the technological benefits and pitfalls associated with new or driverless cars. For example, in new automobiles, smartphones can be integrated into the car. When a person integrates their phone with their car, a driver can receive notifications, answer emails, and send text messages all while driving. Even for those without full smartphone integration, there is a temptation to fiddle with a cellphone while driving. Insurance companies have been tracking accidents caused by distracted driving, and they are now collecting >Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4

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