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 MoreReyes Browne Reilley and COVID-19
Our Reyes Brown Reilley staff would like to extend our thoughts, prayers, and condolences to all those who have been impacted by the COVID-19 virus outbreak. We know times are very difficult for many people during this situation and many businesses were unprepared for the situation at hand. However, our staff wants to reassure everyone this will not be the case with our firm.
Read MoreReported 5 Dead with 60 Injured in Pennsylvania Multi-Vehicle Crash
In a worst-case scenario for a wreck, only one passenger vehicle involved with the collision of three tractor-trailers and a tour bus. Just 35 miles outside of the major city of Pittsburgh, the crash has had a deadly impact on those involved.
Read MoreTraffic Deaths on the Decline…Even in Texas
The trend continues to decline when it comes to traffic-related deaths in the United States. In 2017, the statistics of deaths on the highway took a turn for the better. Shifting from an upwards trend into a downward spiral over the last two years. However, there are no celebrations in order just yet.
Read MoreDangerous Drivers Have Breath Tests Thrown Out
To breathe, or not to breathe? Drunk drivers ask this question. United States Police officers arrest over a million drunk drivers every year for driving while intoxicated. However, now courts all across America are throwing out these cases due to breathalyzer’s being deemed unreliable.
Read MoreDallas Implements Vision Zero Traffic Safety Plan
The installment of the Vision Zero traffic safety plan has been an ongoing adaptation amongst major American cities. Considering the statistics, will this implementation in Dallas help alleviate traffic tragedies?
Read MoreThe Beginning of the End…of Texting While Driving.
New AI camera systems catch drivers texting and driving. Also, the fine is hefty enough to make speeding the least amount of your worries.
Read MorePolaris Up in Flames
Lawsuits continue to pour in against the all-terrain vehicle manufacturer. The suits fighting their negligent behavior when it came to solely focussing on “how fast can we make this thing go.”
Read MoreFootball’s Concussion Frenzy: High Schools and NCAA Targeted in Lawsuits
In the wake of the Antonio Brown helmet saga, it entices the conversation of safety amongst athletes of all levels of play. The NFL standout, refusing to wear any other helmet than his outdated Schutt Air Advantage lid, displays a lack of concern for safety. Most individuals would disagree with him. Including parents of high school and college athletes.
Read MoreInsuring a Hurricane: Florida Residents Struggling Financially With Hurricane Repairs
The eastern seaboard of the United States is home to some of the most beautiful places when it comes to nature and sunny skies. Often times those sunny skies will turn to incredibly violent storms. This was the case for Florida recently going through yet another major hurricane.
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