Reno police: Driver believed impaired in 2-vehicle crash On Behalf of Bradley, Drendel & Jeanney • Nov 06, 2015 Car accidents can strike at the least expected moment; many Reno residents have discovered this unfortunate reality. Early on a Monday morning, two vehicles collided that resulted in both drivers sustaining moderate injuries. However, there was […]

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Truck driver fatigue can have disastrous effects On Behalf of Bradley, Drendel & Jeanney • Oct 29, 2015 According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, over 30,000 people perish on U.S. roads every year. There is nothing more important than protecting the lives of those who travel on the road every day. Because of the […]

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Reno spinal cord injury accident sufferers need recourse On Behalf of Bradley, Drendel & Jeanney • Oct 23, 2015 We are all familiar with the increasing traffic and congestion on Reno roads. It seems like every time we get behind the wheel there is some inattentive driver or dangerous situation that needs special attention. Some […]

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What day and time of day are motorcycle deaths occurring? On Behalf of Bradley, Drendel & Jeanney • Oct 15, 2015 Due to the terrible nature of motorcycle accident deaths, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has been recording motorcycle accident death statistics since as early as the 1970s. What these statistics do is to […]

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Driver pleads not guilty to vehicular homicide in Reno crash On Behalf of Bradley, Drendel & Jeanney • Oct 08, 2015 A devastating crash highly publicized through the Reno media has drawn attention once again. A Reno driver accused of vehicular homicide has pleaded not guilty in the death of two children who were tragically […]

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Spinal cord injury data examined On Behalf of Bradley, Drendel & Jeanney • Oct 02, 2015 There is one type of injury that can be specifically debilitating and difficult to rehabilitate. This injury is a spinal cord injury where the spinal column or nerves are damaged due to an incident. Many people associate spinal cord […]

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Motorcycle accidents can be attributed to a negligent driver On Behalf of Bradley, Drendel & Jeanney • Sep 25, 2015 After a motorcyclist is injured in an accident, he or she can be left with overwhelming medical expenses and may be unable to return to work to make a living. In the case of a […]

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Who could be liable for a truck accident that caused my injuries? On Behalf of Bradley, Drendel & Jeanney • Sep 18, 2015 On any Nevada freeway today, they can’t be missed. Huge 18-wheelers cruising down the highway, they are massive and due to their sheer size much more dangerous than regular passenger vehicles. Most […]

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Nevada motorcyclist seriously injured in crash On Behalf of Bradley, Drendel & Jeanney • Sep 10, 2015 motorcycle accident Source:

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Nevada 2014 motor-vehicle traffic fatalities by NHTSA On Behalf of Bradley, Drendel & Jeanney • Sep 03, 2015 Government organizations such as the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration, or NHTSA, have goals of safety and death prevention in mind. That is why reports like the preliminary 2014 motor vehicle traffic fatalities are so important. […]

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