Truck Accident on Tri County Parkway Leaves Raymond Bryant with Serious Injuries

SCHERTZ, TEXAS – Raymond Bryant was injured in a two-vehicle accident involving a semi-truck.

According to reports, Bryant was traveling in a Volkswagen Passat attempting to turn onto Tri County Parkway. At the same time, a Freightliner semi-truck driven by an unidentified driver was also attempting to turn onto Tri County Parkway. The two vehicles collided.

Bryant suffered serious injuries in the crash.

The cause of the accident will need to be determined to ensure Mr. Bryant’s rights are protected

Reports suggest that the cause of the accident was not immediately apparent based on conflicting statements between the drivers. This is not uncommon. In some instances, truckers are unaware they broke the law; in others, it may not be so innocent. Either way, this accident will need to be thoroughly investigated. If an independent investigation reveals the trucker failed to exercise reasonable care based on the circumstances, action must be taken to ensure Mr. Bryant is not deprived of the financial compensation he needs to cover medical costs and other expenses resulting from the accident.

Trained attorneys can depose the driver and employer and gain access to dash cam footage and electronic control modules to determine exactly what happened. They can also track down witnesses and recreate the accident from the physical evidence at the scene and the damage to the vehicles. With this information, Mr. Bryant’s rights can be advocated for, and the appropriate parties can be held accountable for their actions.

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The Ammons Law Firm represents clients nationwide in catastrophic injury and wrongful death litigation, with extensive experience in complex auto/tire defect and commercial vehicle cases.

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