Reno, NV (July 8, 2024) – A serious auto accident in the Reno area on Sunday, July 7, required support from local medical personnel. Emergency crews were dispatched to the crash site at the 6055 block of Lancer Street that evening around 10 p.m. There were confirmed injuries at the scene.
The involved parties were provided treatment by attending medical personnel. Those requiring further support were later transferred to nearby hospitals for additional aid. At this time, the extent of the related damages has not been confirmed. Local authorities advised nearby motorists to avoid the scene and to prepare for significant delays while emergency responders were present. No additional information on the crash is currently available. Local authorities are handling the ongoing crash investigation.
Our thoughts are with the injured victims and their families at this time. We hope for their full recovery.
High-Speed Collisions in Nevada
A number of things could result in a catastrophic collision, but some behaviors significantly increase the risk of a possibly lethal car accident. Over the last two decades, drivers who speed have been responsible for over one-third of all road fatalities in the country. In the United States, speeding drivers kill up to 10,000 people annually. Nevadan drivers are not exempt from this risky driving habit. Statistics show that about 32 percent of traffic-related fatalities in Nevada are caused by high-speed collisions. A driver should be held accountable for any injuries and other damages if they are the result of speeding and cause an accident that alters someone's life.
You have to be prepared to take the necessary actions to achieve a full recovery in the event of a catastrophic auto accident. It might put your entire way of life in danger. Should the other party be found to be at fault, you must be ready to pursue a compensation claim. It is not fair to hold the actions of a reckless driver responsible for another person's negligence. Sadly, it might be challenging to pursue a personal injury claim by yourself. Working with an experienced personal injury lawyer can help you ensure that you are able to obtain the maximum compensation if you or a loved one has been hurt in an automobile accident. Throughout the whole legal process, working with a knowledgeable attorney can help you get the most out of your settlement.
The legal team at Viloria, Oliphant, Oster & Aman L.L.P. is prepared to help you every step of the way after a life-changing auto accident. You need to fight to get the compensation you are owed, and it can be a long and difficult battle if you go it alone. Our Reno car accident attorneys are here to answer any questions you may have during a free consultation, and we will work diligently at every stage of your recovery to make sure you can get full compensation. Please contact us today at 775-227-2280. When our legal team is on your side, you will know your case is in good hands.
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