When Tesla came onto the scene with the first mass production of autonomous cars, the world was in awe. The vehicle’s design is incredibly complex and hoists features most humans never thought possible. However, despite the efforts to keep them as safe as possible with the added usage of sensor fusion, path planning, and ideological models of typical human behavior, accidents still happen.
Read MoreHalloween 2020: With COVID-19
Staying safe on halloween has always been a highly searched question across Google. With thousands of different blog sites and news reports discussing a vast range of different tips for safety in 2020, what exactly can you do to help your kids stay safe, but still have fun while experiencing the Halloween holiday?
Read MoreMore Takata Air Bags Being Recalled
Takata is having more issues with their airbags in a number of different vehicles. While airbags are meant to stop harm from coming to the drivers and passengers of vehicles during car accidents, these malfunctions have a possibility of doing quite the opposite.
Read MoreTraffic Fatality Rates Rise in the Fall
Throughout the entire year, there is one stretch of 3 months where just getting on the road has a much higher potential for an accident. The reason for this is because these 3 months have the highest amount of average miles driven.
Read MoreDespite Constant Push, Texas Does Not Ban Phone Use While Driving
For the last decade, texting while driving has been an incredibly daunting issue in the state of Texas. Even after Texas lawmakers put a ban on electronic messaging while driving, Texans still drive and use their phones. We all see it happen every single day. It is a regular occurrence to see someone distracting themselves with a cell phone in the driver’s seat.
Read MoreChildhood Drowning Rates Refuse to Sink
During the summer of Coronavirus, Texans have been spending more time at home rather than out and about. While many people believe their families are perfectly safe at home, away from auto accidents and other instances of danger, there is a hidden menace lurking in their own backyards: swimming pools.
Read MoreDistracted Driving Continues to Claim Thousands of Lives Every Year in Texas
While speeding remains the number one cause of traffic fatalities in Texas, it comes with no surprise that distracted driving is creeping closer to the top. What is more surprising, is that traffic fatalities are happening at higher rates in not only big cities but all over Texas, including rural towns.
Read MoreHow to Pick the Right Car Accident Injury Lawyer
When a car wreck occurs, it doesn’t have to completely turn your life upside down. Now that you feel it’s turning that way, you’re turning to find the help you need. You know you’ll need a lawyer to help you fend off the third party insurance company from playing tricks on you. But which attorney should you get? You see plenty of them on television ads, billboards, and even sometimes in the newspaper. How do you know which lawyer you should pick to represent you and your case?
Read MorePedestrian Protestors Harmed By Violent Vehicles.
Can protestors file injury claims against the driver who hit them?
In wake of the George Floyd protests occurring all around the country, we find a new concern. During the protests that are occurring in busy cities are seeing an upward trend in hostility from those not involved in the protests. This hostility is being shown in the actions of drivers passing through the protestors in the streets at high rates of speed without stopping.
Read MoreSpencer Browne Makes List of Top 50 Jury Verdicts in Texas in 2019
We are proud to announce an incredible accomplishment on behalf of one of our partners here at Reyes Browne Reilley. Spencer Browne received a TopVerdict.com’s Top 50 jury verdicts in the state of Texas in 2019.
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