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.
Read MoreCOVID-19 Can Slow Traffic, But Cannot Slow Traffic Deaths
Officials in Texas were hoping for a record low of traffic accidents, traffic accident-related injuries, and traffic deaths. They were unfortunately wrong about their predictions as we are now seeing even though millions of Texans are under the Stay At Home order, traffic accident deaths are still happening.
Read MoreBicyclists At Higher Risk of Injury Due to COVID-19
Due to the coronavirus outbreak, more inexperienced cyclists are taking to the streets in order to exercise, just get out of the house, or even for their new way of commuting to save a little money during these tough times. Whatever the reason for the rising influx of bicycle accidents, there is very much so a cause for concern. In America, large cities have been trying to find new ways to keep bicycle riders safe. However, these efforts have proven to be frivolous in some cities, even in Dallas, Texas.
Read MoreTough Times: Insurers in Trouble from Pressuring Politicians
With COVID-19 having shut down most parts of America for nearly three weeks now, insurers are not immune to government pressure to help the general public. While everyone is looking for a job and an income, daily life is becoming harder to afford across the board. Massive layoffs have taken over during these unprecedented times and lawmakers are hoping insurance companies can do their part to help out.
Read MoreElderly Falling Dangers: Solutions at the Ready
With the world continuing to become more technologically advanced by the minute, society as a whole has benefited tremendously. From medical advancement to the mass production of resources in order to sustain a much higher global population, technology has enabled us to grow exponentially. With that being said, one of the purest forms of bliss deriving from technological advancements has to be enabling independence as an individual gets older.
Read MoreThe Very Real Dangers of Texting and Driving
If you were to explain just how dangerous texting and driving is to a teenager, what would you say? One solution would be to ask whether they would drive the length of a football field at 55mph blindfolded. It’s an accurate analogy, considering that the average time a driver takes their eyes off the road to use their smartphone is 4.6 seconds.
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