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What To Know About Commercial Vehicle Accidents In Texas
According to the Texas Department of Transportation, just in 2024, there were a total of 39,393 Commercial Motor Vehicle(CMV) involved crashes, and 608 of those crashes resulted in fatalities. When these big commercial vehicles collide with smaller vehicles, the results can be catastrophic. Unfortunately, Texas sees more commercial vehicle crashes than almost any other state. The Alarming Reality of CMV...
In an Accident with a Rental Car in Dallas? Here’s What to Do Next
In an Accident with a Rental Car in Dallas? Here’s What to Do Next Car accidents are stressful enough—but when they involve a rental car, things get even more complicated. Suddenly, you’re not just dealing with injuries or property damage—you’re also navigating rental agreements, insurance loopholes, and legal responsibility. At Reynolds & Reynolds law firm, we help clients cut through...
Warning Signs of Nursing Home Neglect and Abuse
When you entrust a loved one to a nursing home in Dallas, you expect compassionate care, respect, and safety. Unfortunately, not every facility lives up to that promise. At Reynolds and Reynolds, we’ve seen firsthand the devastating impact of nursing home neglect and abuse—and we’re here to fight for families who deserve justice. The Hidden Crisis Behind Closed Doors Nursing...
Distracted Driving Awareness Month
April marks Distracted Driving Awareness Month, a nationwide campaign aimed at shedding light on one of the most preventable — yet deadly — dangers on our roads. While we often think of drunk driving or speeding as top threats, distracted driving has quietly become just as deadly. And the truth is, most drivers don’t even realize when they’re doing it....
Proposed Laws Would Cap Compensation, Limit Justice for Injured Texans
Texas lawmakers are considering legislation that would place severe limits on justice for catastrophically injured Texans and their families. On the same day a fatal trucking accident took the lives of five Texans, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick announced Senate Bill 30 and House Bill 4806 as part of his second round of legislative priorities. These laws, if enacted, would make...
Who is at Fault in a Bicycle Accident in Texas?
Understanding liability when it comes to bicycle vehicle accidents can help protect your rights. Whether you’re cycling through Frisco’s growing urban center, commuting to work, or enjoying the trails around the Stonebriar Centre. Let’s explore how fault is determined in bicycle accidents within Frisco and the broader Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. If you’re involved in a crash, determining fault is crucial...
How Insurance Affects Your Personal Injury Claim
Navigating a personal injury claim in Dallas-Fort Worth isn’t just about proving who was at fault—it’s also about understanding how insurance plays into the equation. Whether you’re dealing with your own insurance company or the at-fault party’s insurer, these policies can significantly impact your compensation. Here’s what you need to know to protect your rights and maximize your claim. How...
5 Crucial Steps to Take After An Accident
A car accident can turn your day upside down in an instant, especially during busy holiday weekends when the roads are packed. Even if you’re the most cautious driver, you can’t control the actions of others. That’s why knowing what to do immediately after a crash is essential. Personal injury attorneys stress that being prepared can save you time, money,...
Understanding Premises Liability Laws in Texas
If you’ve been injured on someone else’s property, you may be entitled to financial compensation for your injuries. While this may seem straightforward, premises liability cases in Texas are notoriously complex to prove. That’s why it’s essential to understand the nuances of Texas premises liability law. At Reynolds & Reynolds, our experienced personal injury attorneys are here to break down...
Drowsy Driving: Just As Risky As Driving Intoxicated
Did you know driving while drowsy can be just as deadly as driving drunk? The National Safety Council reveals a chilling fact: “Driving after going more than 20 hours without sleep is the equivalent of driving with a blood-alcohol concentration of 0.08% – the U.S. legal limit.” Much like alcohol, fatigue slows your reaction time, clouds your judgment, and heightens...
