Reno, NV (October 6, 2024) - There were serious injuries after a car accident in the Reno area on Sunday, October 6. The collision took place early that morning around 12:39 a.m. at the crossing of Redfield Parkway and Talbot Lane. The crash resulted in roadway closures.
Emergency crews were quickly dispatched to render the necessary aid to the involved parties. The crash victims were treated at the scene before being transferred to a local hospital for additional support. The number and severity of the resulting injuries have not been determined. The circumstances leading to the collision have not been determined. The area was later reopened to outside traffic after tow trucks were able to clear the resulting debris. An ongoing investigation into the cause of the accident is underway.
Our thoughts are with the injured victims and their families at this time. We hope for their full recovery.
Nevada Car Accidents
Most Nevadans drive each and every day, using cars to get from A to B during their daily routines. Unfortunately, traffic accidents cause the majority of fatalities and severe injuries in the state. In Nevada, alcohol consumption and driving contribute to an astounding 46 percent of recorded car accidents each year. Every year, over 40,000 people die and almost two million people have permanent injuries as a result of traffic accidents in the United States. You never really know if or when you will be involved in a crash, and it is key that you have a plan in place to protect your legal rights. You must be able to act appropriately to protect your legal rights following a serious auto accident. This frequently entails pursuing a personal injury claim with the help of an experienced lawyer.
The majority of crash victims are not aware of their legal rights. A serious collision can result in life-altering injuries in a matter of seconds. It can be difficult to pursue a full recovery on your own, and the idea of bringing a lawsuit can seem like an intimidating and impossible task. You should always consult a knowledgeable lawyer who has helped crash victims pursue full recovery. It is important that you do not take any chances with your recovery, as the insurance company will do anything possible to cheat you out of your full compensation.
It can be hard to pursue a personal injury claim on your own after a serious collision. A trained Reno car accident lawyer can fight for your rights and help you pursue compensation for your injuries and losses. The team of attorneys at Viloria, Oliphant, Oster & Aman L.L.P. is here to help you during each phase of your recovery. We want to take over the more complicated, legal aspects of your case so you can focus on your health and recovery. If you are ready to discuss your case with a trained legal team, we are just a phone call away. Contact our law offices today at 775-227-2280 to get started on your claim with the help of an experienced lawyer. You will be glad you did.
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Disclaimer: Our intention in sharing information about serious accidents is to raise awareness about the risks associated with driving. We hope that this awareness encourages our fellow community members to exercise greater caution, thereby reducing the likelihood of accidents and injuries. This is not intended to be a business solicitation. The information provided in this post is not legal or medical advice. The photo used in this post was not taken at the actual accident scene.