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What to Do If You Are Hit By a Drunk Driver

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Drunk drivers are, sadly, a common sight along small town roads and big city highways. Even though drunk, or impaired, driving is illegal, just about every 20 minutes someone is injured or killed in a vehicular accident involving alcohol. In Texas, a person is legally intoxicated and can be arrested and charged with Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) with a .08 BAC (blood/breath alcohol concentration). A person is also considered intoxicated if impaired due to alcohol regardless of their BAC. Being hit by a drunk driver is a terrifying experience that no one should have to go through, but being prepared for an unexpected accident can help expedite the legal process and even prevent potential car accidents.

Steps to Take:

The first two steps to take after being hit by a drunk driver are to seek medical attention if needed and call the police. Checking for injuries should happen immediately; and, if necessary, the injured parties should seek medical treatment. If you are unable to move, wait for emergency responders to arrive to help transport the injured to an emergency facility.

Once injuries have been evaluated, if you are able to, call the police. A witness may have already called the police, but make sure to call as soon as possible to report that an accident occurred. Give the location of the vehicles and answer any questions the emergency call operator may have.

If there are no serious injuries, attempt to collect information from the other driver, including information from their driver’s license and their insurance card. If a drunk driver caused the collision, that may make things more difficult. If they are being unsafe or are threatening, do not attempt to speak to them. Wait until the police arrive to get the information you need. Make sure to document and tell the police of any odd behavior or strange smells coming from the drunk driver. The police must be made aware that the driver that caused the accident was drunk when the car crash occurred.

If there were any witnesses, politely ask for their names and contact information, as they may be able to corroborate the details of what happened. Make sure to also take pictures and video of the vehicles involved for future reference. Document any other details from the accident, such as odd swerving by the drunk driver, as quickly as possible so as to not forget that information. If you are injured, recording a voice memo on your phone can preserve your thoughts.

If the drivers are able, all vehicles should be moved out of the flow of traffic. If the vehicles are unable to be moved, wait for tow trucks to arrive. In Texas, cars in a collision that can be moved out of the flow of traffic are legally required to be moved, even before police arrive. If a drunk driver attempts to flee the scene, try to read their license plate and remember it for the police to investigate.

Injuries sustained after an accident may not appear until a few days afterward. After the collision, adrenaline and shock may take over and mask injuries or pain caused by the crash. Seek medical attention immediately if you feel any pain that may have been caused by the auto accident.

South Texas Car Accident Lawyers

Car accidents can be confusing, complex, and stressful, but victims of drunk drivers don’t have to handle it all on their own. By selecting quality legal representation, the injured won’t have to worry as much about their next steps because they will have the guidance and support of an experienced personal injury attorney. If you or a loved one has been injured or killed in a car accident caused by a drunk driver, contact the Weslaco car accident lawyers at Ezequiel Reyna, Jr. Law Office today to discuss your case. There is limited time to act following a Texas car accident, so don’t delay.

What Happens If You Are Hit By A Company Car?

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Our firm handles commercial vehicle accidents – also known as cases involving a company car. Any type of accident involving any type of vehicle – from a car to an 18-wheeler – where one vehicle is owned by a business is more complex than when a collision occurs between two passenger vehicles. A company vehicle is owned by a business and operated by employees or other agents of the company, often to transport passengers or to haul goods. Company vehicles are covered by commercial insurance policies rather than personal ones, and they are subject to specific roadway laws and legal requirements. An accident with a company car is thus different from a regular car accident, and needs to be handled differently.

If you are driving and get hit by a company car, what should you do? Many of the immediate actions to take in the aftermath of a company car accident are similar to those in passenger car crashes – such as seeking medical attention, contacting law enforcement, and noting identifying information of other drivers and witnesses. Things become more complicated, however, when the injured party needs to be compensated by the driver who caused the accident. While it’s always important to gather information if you are able at the scene of an accident, when hit by a company car, you’ll need to find out whether or not the person that hit you was on the job. If possible, find out their employer and who owns the vehicle.

Commercial Insurance For Company Vehicles

Generally speaking, companies are responsible for their employees’ actions while the employees are working or “on the clock.” This means that if the commercial vehicle driver was working at the time of the crash and is found to be at fault, the company that owns the vehicle and/or the company that employs the driver will be held at least partially responsible for the resulting damages.

Commercial insurance companies have vast resources available to protect their interests; and they use them to avoid paying out damages after a company vehicle they insure crashes. If a company car has hit you or someone you love, you must retain a knowledgeable commercial accident lawyer experienced in successfully resolving these matters and securing compensation for all damages.

Causes of Company Car Accidents

To hold an employer liable for the actions of an employee, the employee must be acting within the scope of his or her employment. This means, they must be on the road specifically for a work-related objective, even if driving a personal vehicle. Any number of factors can cause or contribute to a crash with a commercial vehicle. Some common examples of company car accident causes include:

  • Drunk driving
  • Distracted driving
  • Speeding
  • Negligent hiring practices
  • A poorly maintained vehicle
  • An improperly trained driver
  • Unsafe road or weather conditions
  • Failure to verify proper licensing/certification

Texas Company Car Accident Lawyers

If you or someone you care about was injured in a roadway crash with a company car, the lawyers at the Ezequiel Reyna Law Office can help. We have over 40 years of experience successfully handling all types of motor vehicle accidents – whether motorcycle, car, or big rig – and we want to put our experience to work for you. Contact us today for a free consultation to learn more about how we can help.

Truck Driver Safety Tips Every Driver Should Know

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Commercial truck drivers, a staple on every Texas highway, spend more time on the road than a typical Texas commuter or road trip enthusiast. Driving day and night, truck drivers adhere to strict safety protocols to ensure efficient and safe pickup and delivery of goods across the state. Staying safe is essential to their job and by following their lead, all drivers can stay safe on our roads.

6 Truck Driver Safety Tips:

Drive Defensively

Truck drivers must be constantly aware of their surroundings to be able to detect unexpected changes on the road – poor road conditions, drivers not paying attention, unexpected slow-downs ahead, and much more. Driving defensively is crucial for all drivers, as it helps them prepare for unexpected changes in driving conditions. Make sure to look ahead about a quarter mile or so – or one to two blocks while inside city limits – for any traffic issues, work zones, or other unexpected changes in the road.

Buckle Up

This truck driver safety tip is one of the easiest to follow. As required by Texas law, all drivers and passengers in vehicles must be secured by a safety belt. Truck drivers know that seat belts save lives. Seat belts are most effective when used properly, including wearing the lap belt snuggly across the hips and the shoulder belt worn over the shoulder and across the center of the chest.

Use Your Signals

Truck drivers have much larger vehicles to maneuver when on the road and should thus signal where they want to go or when they need to pass other drivers well ahead of their actions. Truck drivers must use their turn signals and brakes at appropriate times to show other vehicles their intentions. By following this truck driver safety tip, drivers will know where other vehicles want to go and can take additional precautions to ensure the lane changes or turns are made safely.

Avoid Tailgating

When traveling on the highway, commercial truck drivers should avoid tailgating, as it takes longer for a larger vehicle to stop when needing to stop quickly. A severe collision can occur if a truck rear-ends a car in front of them and vice-versa. Leaving 20-25 car lengths between a car and a commercial truck will provide enough space to brake safely if traffic stops suddenly.

Stay Away from Blind Spots

Large commercial vehicles have many blind spots and truck drivers have to be constantly aware of where smaller vehicles are in relation to those blind spots. By being mindful of avoiding the blind spots of larger commercial vehicles as well as other passenger cars, all drivers on the road will be much safer.

Never Drive Distracted

Driving a commercial truck is a licensed profession; and, while on the job truck drivers are expected to adhere to all work rules and traffic laws. This includes not texting and driving. Driving while distracted increases the odds of being involved in a crash or near crash for all types of vehicles. Distractions can include driving while texting, eating, managing children, interacting with a navigational device, or any activity that takes one’s focus off the road.

By following these truck driver safety tips, all drivers in Texas will be better prepared for the road ahead.

Rio Grande Valley Car Accident Attorneys

Those who live and work in the Rio Grande Valley share the road with passenger vehicles as well as semi-trucks. Anytime you are in an accident, whether with a passenger vehicle or a big rig, it can be confusing, complex, and stressful. Victims don’t have to handle it all on their own. By selecting knowledgeable, qualified legal representation, the injured won’t have to worry about their next steps because they will have the guidance and support of an experienced personal injury attorney. If you or a loved one has been injured or killed in a car accident or semi-truck accident, contact the Rio Grande Valley car accident attorneys of Ezequiel Reyna Law Office today to discuss your case. There is limited time to act following an accident in Texas, so don’t delay.

Common Threats to Oil and Gas Worker Safety

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Working in the oil and gas industry is no easy feat, especially for oilfield and rig workers. In addition to the work being physically demanding, the environment surrounding oilfield work is full of potential hazards that could inflict serious, life altering injuries and death to workers. Oil and gas workers trust their lives to the safety measures implemented by their employers. When safety regulations are blatantly ignored and heavy machinery and other workplace materials go without proper service and inspection, the odds of an oil and gas worker suffering a catastrophic accident greatly increase. Being able to identify potential hazards and understand the common causes of oilfield accidents, workers can better mind their surroundings and to call out unsafe jobsite practices.

Sadly, many issues of oil and gas worker safety are either overlooked or simply not taken seriously enough considering the nature of the industry. Like construction, energy industry work comes with a notorious reputation for occupational injury and accidents. While fatal workplace accident statistics clearly paint a picture of occupational dangers, there’s still no excuse for the lack of responsibility oil and gas companies take for = worker safety. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), in just four short years – from 2013 to 2017 – a reported 489 oil and gas extraction workers were killed on the job.

Common Threats to Oil and Gas Worker Safety

Ongoing oil and gas worker injuries and deaths signify much needed and critical room for safety improvements. Oil and gas companies can directly affect workers’ safety and improve conditions by following both state law and federal OSHA guidelines. The following are some of the most common threats to oil and gas worker safety:

Vehicle Collisions. Oil and gas extraction and refining requires the use of vehicles to transport cargo, materials, and workers across Texas and beyond. Not only are vehicles heavily relied on for day-to-day operations, but workers must also often be transported between jobsites and travel accommodations. Because of their frequent use, work vehicles require routine maintenance and inspection, especially when hauling cargo loads. Vehicles with mechanical issues present dangers unknown to drivers until it is too late, causing roadway accidents. Additionally, frequent use of work vehicles should prompt oil and gas companies to rigorously train drivers in safety courses, as well as enforce rules requiring fatigued drivers resting and prohibit the operation of vehicle while intoxicated.

Faulty Equipment and Machinery. Just as heavily utilized motor vehicles require routine maintenance and inspection, so do equipment and heavy machinery. When equipment and machinery malfunctions, the consequences can be catastrophic. Workers rely on equipment and machines properly functioning so they can do their jobs safely. Additionally, machines should be outfitted with proper safeguards that provide a barrier between moving parts and workers.

Fires and Explosions. Due to the sensitive materials and hazardous chemicals frequently used in the various phases of oil and gas extraction and refinement, fires and explosions pose a great danger not only to oilfields, oil rigs, and refineries, but also to the surrounding areas. Chemicals and sensitive materials must be properly stored so they do not interact with each other or with other substances that could cause a powerful reaction.

Lack of Training. While mistakes and human error do happen, employees are not responsible for adequately training themselves for complicated energy industry work. Oil and gas companies should provide employees with quality training specific to not only in the scope of their jobs but also in safety. Training should be provided in a language that all employees understand; and, proper safety and warning signage must be placed throughout the workplace.

Rio Grande Valley Oilfield Injury Attorneys

Oil and gas worksite threats are responsible for hundreds of senseless and preventable worker deaths annually. Just because a person’s occupation is potentially dangerous does not mean they should suffer injury. If you or a loved one has been injured while working in the oil and gas industry, contact the Rio Grande Valley workplace accident attorneys of Ezequiel Reyna Law Office today to discuss your case at no cost. There is limited time to act following a work accident in Texas, so don’t delay.

What to Do After a Hit and Run Accident

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Being involved in a motor vehicle accident can be a jarring experience that leaves victims suffering from serious injuries and mental turmoil. When a crash occurs and a driver flees the scene, it’s important to know whether that crash constitutes a hit and run accident and what to do afterward.

A hit and run accident occurs when a motor vehicle strikes an object, person, or vehicle, and the driver knowingly flees the scene of the accident. Under the Texas Transportation Code,  drivers are required to undertake the following actions after being involved in a car accident; failure to do is a direct violation of the law:

  • Immediately stop the vehicle at the scene of the accident or as close to the accident as possible (without obstructing traffic more than necessary)
  • Immediately return to the scene of the accident if the vehicle is unable to stop or does not stop at the scene of the accident
  • Remain at the scene of the accident

When a driver fails to take these actions, a collision could be deemed a hit and run accident, and the driver who fled the scene could be charged with a crime.

Steps to Take After a Hit and Run Accident

The most important first step to take after a car accident is to seek medical treatment. Motor vehicle accidents often leave victims with a surge of adrenaline that can easily mask pain – for this reason, hit and run accident victims should seek timely medical care. Since the responsible party fled the scene, it’s crucial that victims document information about the event, including a description of the vehicle and/or driver.

Record important details – such as the year, make, and model of the vehicle, as well as specific details like vehicle color and any unique indicators like bumper stickers or body damage. Victims should also note where the accident occurred, the time of day and the date, and any nearby retail stores or businesses that could potentially have security footage of the event. Take photos of the vehicle damage sustained in the hit and run accident. If the crash involved a pedestrian, cyclist, or motorcyclist, it is crucial to take photos of the injuries sustained including cuts and bruises.

A hit and run accident is a serious offense that often brings about both criminal and civil actions. As such, victims are best served utilizing the knowledge of an experienced car accident lawyer. Sadly, auto insurance providers are not always on their own policyholders’ side – even in a serious collision. Hiring an experienced Texas personal injury lawyer helps ensure victims are justly compensated for their damages.

Weslaco Hit and Run Accidents Lawyers

After the physical pain, mental turmoil, and stress caused by a hit and run accident, the last thing a victim should have to deal with is the pressure of financial repercussions. Drivers who cause hit and run accidents need to be held accountable for their destructive and dangerous actions. If you or a loved one has been injured or killed in a hit and run accident, contact the Rio Grande Valley trial lawyers of Ezequiel Reyna Law Office today to discuss your case. There is limited time to act following a Texas car accident, so don’t delay.

Why Semi-Truck Accidents Happen More Frequently Than You Think

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The transportation industry is a massive force that quite literally drives commerce in our country. According to Bureau of Transportation Statistics for June 2018, the transportation industry was powered mostly by large semi-trucks, which were responsible for the transportation of $66.6 billion of freight in June 2018, an increase of 5.3% over the previous year, showing no signs of slowing down any time soon.  Considering 62.7% of the country’s freight depends on semi-truck transportation in order to survive, the volume of large trucks seen on roads and highways across the country can be put into perspective. Texas is unique in that it is one of the largest states in the country and is home to five major metropolitan cities. Texas’ major cities are crucial to the supply and demand of goods not only for our state but for the entire country as well. Because of this, a large amount of cargo is transported along Texas roads and highways at any given moment. For Texans, this means learning to share the road with semi-trucks – and their potential for accidents – is a part of daily life.

How Likely Is an Accident?

The likelihood of being involved in a semi-truck accident depends on a variety of factors, and there is no way to predict or guarantee the occurrence of such an event. Drivers can only be prepared and educated on safe driving practices – as well as driving conditions that could increase the potential for an accident such as time of day and weather. The fact is that while driving is routine for many, operating a vehicle should still be taken seriously, regardless of a driver’s age or experience. Understanding the causes of semi-truck accidents gives drivers and passengers greater insight to semi-truck vulnerabilities and how to avoid them.

Causes of Semi-Truck Accidents

Although semi-trucks are large, high-powered vehicles, they remain sensitive to their environment. As the demand for goods increases, so does the need for semi-trucks to transport them. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), large truck-related accidents led to 4,102 deaths in 2017 – a 52% increase since 2009. These accidents occurred for various reasons, but the following were reported as most common factors.

Defective tires were cited as a cause of 30% of semi-truck accidents. Although semi-trucks have far more wheels than most vehicles, a defect in a single tire is enough to cause a catastrophic truck crash. When a truck has a blowout or tire mishap, its cabin and cargo load will be disrupted, potentially causing a chain reaction of events that can lead to a semi-truck accident.

Driver fatigue is a major cause of accidents in the transportation industry. Truck drivers are often required to make long hauls on short deadlines, often leaving them without the adequate amount of sleep necessary to safely focus and maneuver a vehicle of that size. Fatigued drivers can function as poorly as impaired drivers when it comes to controlling a vehicle and reaction timing.

Driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol causes unnecessary and preventable semi-truck accidents annually. Unfortunately, many truck drivers attempt to combat driver fatigue with illegal substances, which is illegal and highly dangerous.

Regular maintenance and inspection help prevent semi-truck accidents. These big rigs should be subject to regular and routine inspection and maintenance, before and after trips. This ensures a truck is properly functioning and equipped to handle the distance and load it will haul. Although this is a simple step, many transportation companies fail to undertake it, as it requires additional time and cost if repairs are needed. This means hundreds or thousands of unfit trucks hauling cargo are sent out on roads every day.

Rio Grande Valley Semi-Truck Accident Attorneys

The Rio Grande Valley sees its fair share of semi-trucks hauling goods across the Texas, but this should not mean that South Texas drivers have to live in fear of semi-truck accidents. The transportation industry must ensure all vehicles and drivers are fit to safely travel the roads with others, regardless of the cost of driver training and vehicle maintenance. If you or a loved one has been seriously injured or killed in a semi truck accident, you may be entitled to compensation. Contact the Rio Grande Valley semi-truck accident attorneys of Ezequiel Reyna Law Office today to discuss your case. There is limited time to act following an accident in Texas, so don’t delay.

Common Car Accident Mistakes

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A motor vehicle accident can be a frazzling experience. Regardless of whether it is your first car accident or you have been involved in a wreck before, each incident is unique and can cause drivers to panic and make costly mistakes that could be used against them later. While we cannot control the actions of others, drivers can take safety into their own hands by following traffic laws and otherwise practicing safe driving. When unfortunate events do occur – and they will – it’s in the best interest of the driver to avoid making car accident mistakes following a collision.

What Not To Do

Car accidents result in a multi-step process that must take place before a claim can be resolved. After the standard exchange of information immediately following an accident, most drivers are unaware of what they should or should not do next. Below we list actions drivers should never take following an accident; and, it is recommended that car accident victims hire experienced local legal counsel to oversee their accident claim to ensure proper handling. Weslaco car accident lawyers work to ensure victims receive the full amount of potential compensation for their damages.

Don’t Flee the Scene

Fleeing the scene of a motor vehicle accident is not just irresponsible, it is illegal. Hit and runs are devastating; and, depending on the accident, they can result in a fatality if the offending driver fails to stop and render aid. Drivers who flee the scene only add to the destruction they caused in the crash and make legal matters worse for themselves.

Don’t Admit Fault

This may sound like a no-brainer; however, drivers involved in car accidents may admit fault without realizing they have done so. It’s recommended that drivers do not admit fault at the scene of the accident or to insurance providers – even their own – as this could impact who is ultimately held responsible for causing the crash. This also goes for speaking to the other party’s insurance provider and/or signing any documents without contacting a lawyer first. Remember, it is not up to the driver to determine fault, lawyers are better equipped to handle such matters.

Be Sure to Contact Police

Drivers of either car may be resistant to call police following an accident; however, a law enforcement investigation is crucial to the insurance claims process. Police reports provide a detailed description of the car accident, including drivers, location, and – if it can be determined at the scene – who is at fault. Insurance providers will request copies of any such reports, so it is always a good rule of thumb to contact the police or other emergency responders following an accident.

Be Sure to Document the Accident

In addition to police reports, individual documentation of the accident and related events is also important to the outcome of a claim. Drivers should document vehicle damage at the accident scene, save all documents related to police reports, towing, and storage, and most importantly, document the personal and insurance information of the drivers and other persons involved.

Timely Seek Medical Attention

Another common mistake that can lead to future problems for car accident victims is if a driver or passenger denies any injuries or pain at the scene and/or to insurance providers before seeking medical attention – or fails to seek medical attention at all. It is common for accident victims to be in shock following a wreck, and adrenaline can mask the pain of sustained injuries.

South Texas Car Accident Lawyers

Car accidents can be confusing, complex, and stressful, but victims don’t have to handle it all on their own. By selecting quality legal representation, the injured won’t have to worry as much about their next steps because they will have the guidance and support of an experienced personal injury attorney. If you or a loved one has been injured or killed in a car accident, contact Weslaco car accident lawyers at Ezequiel Reyna, Jr. Law Office today to discuss your case. There is limited time to act following your accident in Texas, so don’t delay.

Best of the Best – Ezequiel Reyna Law Office Recognized

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Ezequiel Reyna Law Office is pleased to announce that the firm and personal injury attorney Ezequiel Reyna have been named the “Best of the Best” 2020 Readers’ Choice Winners by the Mid-Valley Town Crier.

“We are humbled and honored to receive this recognition, and we thank the community for acknowledging our 40 years of hard work,” said Reyna. “Our staff is here to serve and help injured victims during their time of need. The ‘Best of the Best’ recognition is a testament to our staff’s strong work ethic and their compassion for others.”

Graciela Orellana Recognized Top Lawyer in Texas “40 Under 40″

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The National Trial Lawyers recognizes personal injury attorney

Graciela Orellana, associate attorney at the Ezequiel Reyna Law Office in Weslaco, Texas was recognized as the “Top 40 Under 40” Civil Plaintiff Trial Lawyers in Texas by the National Trial Lawyers Association. This is an honor given only to the top 40 attorneys in each state who have demonstrated superior skills, excellent qualifications, and achieved outstanding results in their careers.

“I’m very impressed by Mrs. Orellana’s strong work ethic and track record,” said Ezequiel Reyna. “She is an extraordinary leader and plays a critical role at our law office.”

With the selection of Orellana by The National Trial Lawyers: Top 40 Under 40, Orellana has shown that she exemplifies superior qualifications, leadership skills, and trial results. The selection process for this elite honor is based on a multi-phase process which includes peer nominations combined with third party research.

“I am honored and humbled to receive this prestigious honor. I especially feel motivated to continue working diligently and fighting on behalf of my clients,” Orellana said. “With persistence, determination, and many long days–I have successfully obtained substantial verdicts for my clients. Although I cannot change the hardships my clients face, I can do everything in my power to find justice.”

Orellana, who was born and raised in the Rio Grande Valley, earned her Doctor of Jurisprudence in May 2011 from Phoenix School of Law in Arizona. Prior to that, she obtained her Bachelor of Arts in Spanish from Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine.

Orellana connects with the community by also handling pro-bono cases for underprivileged individuals. She enjoys educating and being a role model for the youth by participating in school events and career fairs.

The National Trial Lawyers Announces Ezequiel Reyna as One of Its Top 100 Civil Plaintiff Trial Lawyers in Texas

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Ezequiel Reyna, personal injury attorney at Ezequiel Reyna Law Office in Weslaco, has been selected for inclusion into the Top 100 Area of Practice Trial Lawyers in Texas by The National Trial Lawyers. This is an honor given to only a select group of lawyers for their superior skills and qualifications in the field. Membership in this exclusive organization is by invitation only and is limited to the top 100 attorneys in each state or region who have demonstrated excellence.

“I am incredibly honored to be recognized by the prestigious law community,” said Reyna, who has represented injured victims for 40 years. “My team and I strive for excellence every day in pursuit of our passion to assist those that are injured and help them receive the results they deserve.”

With the selection of Reyna by The National Trial Lawyers: Top 100, Mr. Reyna has shown that he exemplifies superior qualifications, leadership skills, and trial results as a trial lawyer. The selection process for this elite honor is based on a multi-phase process which includes peer nominations combined with third party research. The final result of the selection process is a credible and comprehensive list of the most outstanding trial lawyers chosen to represent their state or region.

Recent successes by the Ezequiel Reyna Law Office include a $2.3 million settlement in a case involving wrongful death.

ABOUT EZEQUIEL REYNA LAW OFFICE

The Ezequiel Reyna Law Office is the largest personal injury firm in the Rio Grande Valley. The firm represents individuals and their families in serious personal injury cases. Reyna has acquired well over $1 billion in verdicts and settlements in his career and has fought against some of the largest companies in the world. To contact Ezequiel Reyna, call 24/7, (956) 968-9556 or toll free at 1 (877) 396-2529 (1-87-REYNA-LAW). For more detailed information, go to www.zreynalaw.com.

The National Trial Lawyers is a professional organization comprised of the premier trial lawyers from across the country who have demonstrated exceptional qualifications in criminal defense or civil plaintiff law. The National Trial Lawyers provides accreditation to these distinguished attorneys, and provides essential legal news, information, and continuing education to trial lawyers across the United States.
To learn more about The National Trial Lawyers, please visit: https://thenationaltriallawyers.org/.