Reno, NV (May 28, 2024) – At least one person was injured in the aftermath of a traffic accident in Reno on Monday, May 27. The accident took place that afternoon, around 4:25 p.m., at the intersection of Skyline Boulevard and W. Moana Lane. The area was closed to outside traffic while emergency responders were present.
There were confirmed injuries at the scene, but the circumstances leading to the collision have not yet been determined. The victims requiring additional treatment were later hospitalized by ambulance. No updates on the conditions of the involved parties have been provided. The roadway was later reopened after tow trucks were able to remove the resulting wreckage and other debris. No further information on the accident is currently available. An ongoing investigation into the cause of the crash is in the hands of local law enforcement officials, and more updates will be provided as it continues.
Our thoughts are with the injured victims and their families at this time. We hope for their full recovery.
Speeding-related Accidents in Nevada
In any auto collision, speed is a major contributing factor. It frequently establishes how serious a collision will be. It is common knowledge that exceeding the speed limit increases the risk of a catastrophic crash and puts you and other people in danger. Speeding causes tens of thousands of deaths annually in the United States, and statistics show that during the previous 20 years, speeding has contributed to nearly one-third of all traffic fatalities in the country. Drivers who intentionally engage in unsafe behaviors, including speeding while operating a car, should be held liable for any injuries and losses after a car crash.
Having an attorney ready to defend you is essential following a serious car accident. It is not advisable for you to try to handle your case on your own. Without the proper legal knowledge, personal injury lawsuits are often complicated by unanticipated obstacles and other issues that you may not be able to handle. A competent attorney can help handle your case at every stage to guarantee that your legal rights are maintained throughout your claim. You should not go up against a large insurance company by yourself. Instead, to get the money you are entitled to after a serious auto accident, work with a knowledgeable lawyer.
The road to recovery can be long and difficult, but you do not have to manage your case on your own. The legal team at Viloria, Oliphant, Oster & Aman L.L.P. is prepared to fight for your full compensation if you or someone close to you is hurt in a collision. Your crash could change the rest of your life, and you must battle for the compensation you are entitled to. Our Reno personal injury attorneys are here to answer any questions you may have during a free consultation. Please contact us at 775-227-2280 to get to work on your claim with the help of a skilled car crash lawyer and get back on the path to a full recovery.
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