Oil field work brings significant risks, and when injuries happen, knowing legal rights can make all the difference. From securing workers’ compensation benefits to pursuing third-party claims, injured oil field workers need clear guidance on options.

Establishing a direct link between an injury and the defendant’s actions can be especially challenging when multiple factors contribute to the event. Proving causation often requires a thorough investigation, expert testimony, and a clear presentation of evidence in court.

Multi-vehicle car accidents, often referred to as "pile-ups," can be challenging to handle, especially when they lead to devastating injuries. Determining fault in such collisions is rarely straightforward, especially when multiple parties and circumstances contribute to the crash.

When a spinal cord injury occurs, it is more than just a physical trauma; it is a life-changing event that can ripple through every aspect of a person’s existence. Victims may find themselves facing profound challenges, from severe physical limitations to devastating emotional and financial burdens.

When trauma leaves a person facing paralysis, severe burns, traumatic brain injury, or limb loss, short-term bills quickly morph into a lifetime of expenses. Brett Reynolds & Associates, P.C. studies how every facet of catastrophic harm ripples through decades of care and paychecks.

When a serious accident strikes, the outcome may be a traditional personal injury case in which the injured person sues for medical bills and pain and suffering—or it may become a wrongful-death lawsuit if the victim does not survive.

San Antonio, Texas has embraced rideshare culture, but the ease of summoning a ride can fade the moment metal meets metal. Emergency rooms, insurance adjusters, and app notifications all start buzzing at once. Brett Reynolds & Associates, P.C. knows those first chaotic hours shape every dollar recovered later.

In Texas, property owners have a legal obligation to maintain a safe environment for visitors. This includes taking reasonable measures to protect individuals from foreseeable harm, such as violent crimes or assaults, that could occur on their property.

Slip and fall accidents are a common type of personal injury that can occur anywhere, from grocery stores and shopping malls to private homes and workplaces. In Texas, determining whether a property owner is liable for an injury sustained from a slip and fall accident depends on a variety of factors.

Motorcycle riders in Texas face unique challenges when sharing the road with larger vehicles. One controversial topic that often arises in motorcycle-related accidents is lane splitting—the practice of riding a motorcycle between lanes of slow-moving or stopped traffic.