Reno, NV (October 15, 2024) - On Monday, October 14, there were reported injuries in the aftermath of a car crash in the Reno area. Paramedics were dispatched to the scene that night, around 6:46 p.m., at the corner of College Drive and N. Virginia Street. The injured parties were provided aid at the scene by attending medical personnel.
The severity and number of the resulting injuries have not been determined. Those requiring additional treatment were later transferred to local hospitals for further treatment after being treated by responding paramedics. Authorities advised local drivers to avoid the scene and to prepare for significant delays while emergency personnel worked to clear the scene. At this time, the number and severity of the related injuries have not been confirmed. No further information on the accident is currently available. An ongoing investigation into the cause of the crash is being handled by 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.
High-Speed Collisions in Nevada
Speed plays an important role in road safety. In the event of a crash, speed can even determine the severity of any resulting injuries. A number of traffic fatalities in the United States involve high-speed crashes. In 2021, drivers who were speeding were involved in around 29 percent of fatal collisions reported nationwide. In all, 12,330 people died in high-speed collisions that year, or an average of 33 deaths every day. When you speed, you have a far higher chance of losing control of your vehicle and causing a catastrophic collision. You must be fully prepared to file a compensation claim if you or a loved one is seriously hurt in a collision.
A negligent driver can transform your life and leave you with serious injuries and losses in the unfortunate event of a crash. Most crash victims are not ready to deal with these injuries and substantial losses. Your recovery is too important to leave to chance, so you need to be confident in your ability to make the best choices to safeguard it during this difficult period. This typically means working closely with a knowledgeable car accident lawyer throughout your case.
You need to be ready to pursue a personal injury claim after a serious car accident. This is often a difficult process, and it’s always in your best interests to work with a respected Nevada law firm. The legal team at Viloria, Oliphant, Oster & Aman L.L.P. is here to help you navigate the complicated claims process and fight for your full recovery. Our personal injury lawyers have a proven history of helping injured parties in Nevada pursue successful claims. Contact us today at 775-227-2280 to discuss your case with a caring attorney and get started on your personal injury claim. We are ready to answer any questions that you may have during a free consultation.
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