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What Do You Do When Doctors Refuse to Treat After a Car Accident?
A car accident can range from a minor fender-bender to one that leaves you in pain and without a vehicle. Not only has your life been interrupted from its routine, but now you hurt and need to get treatment. Then this happens: You attempt to schedule an appointment with a doctor only to be told they don’t accept or...
Why Post Injury Waivers Matter
Do individuals actually consider whether or not an employer subscribes to Texas Worker’s Compensation when choosing a job offer? This article, originally published in the Dallas Morning News, provides a review on the current state of how some Texas employers limit their risk against employee injuries alternative to the traditional Texas Worker’s Compensation Program. Based on this article and a...
Worst Rated Midsize SUVs for Frisco Drivers
In recent history, SUVs have become the new minivan for families. With this new trend in purchase behavior, soccer moms (and football dads) are showing an increased concern about the safety ratings of these new midsize SUVs. The following data provides information on 4 midsize SUVs you should avoid, especially if you are driving in the Frisco area. Dodge Journey...
What To Do If You Are In An Auto Accident During Labor Day Weekend
Imagine this: You’re driving with your family on the way to the grocery store, when suddenly you are rear-ended by a teenager who is a freshly-permitted driver. Even though you have far more experience driving, this is the first accident for either of you. Or, let’s say you’re driving down the highway and want to change lanes. You glance over...
Frisco Personal Injury Law Firm Taking Cases
Whether you have been injured in an auto accident or are a victim of medical malpractice, the attorneys at Reynolds & Reynolds Law Firm will fight for you to receive justice and compensation, whether in a settlement or in a court of law. With more than 25 years of combined legal experience, attorneys Rusty and Debra Reynolds have extensive knowledge...
