Busy Isn’t Necessarily Better
At Snellings Law, we see firsthand how valuable time and presence are, regardless of whether we’re focusing on being fully present with a client, connecting with our team, or investing in our families and community. I think many of you probably share the same sentiment.
Back-to-School Traffic Dangers: Safety Tips to Reduce Risks of 18-Wheeler Accidents for Students
Key Takeaways: As summer fades and the school year kicks off, high school and college students across North Texas return to packed parking lots, early morning commutes, and busy highways. With this seasonal shift comes a significant uptick in road traffic—and unfortunately, an increased risk of serious accidents, particularly those involving 18-wheelers. The combination of […]
Safety First: Snellings Law Stresses Child Protection as North Texas Heads Back to School
North Texas, August 2025 – As school bells ring across North Texas, Snellings Law, a trusted personal injury firm in North Texas, is urging families and childcare providers to put safety first this back-to-school season. Whether children are headed to daycare, preschool, or elementary school, the transition from summer to structured routines brings a wave […]
Snellings Law Urges North Texans to Prioritize Safety for the Rest of Summer
North Texas, July 2025 – As the Fourth of July celebrations come to a close, Snellings Law is reminding North Texans that summer safety doesn’t stop after the fireworks fade. With school still out, temperatures rising, and families continuing to travel, the risk of preventable injuries remains high across the region. From road trips to […]
Firework Safety Negligence: Protecting Yourself from Life-Changing Brain Injuries
Fireworks are a hallmark of celebration—from Independence Day to New Year’s Eve to sporting events. But while these explosive displays light up the night sky, they can also unleash serious danger when mismanaged. Among the most devastating outcomes of firework-related accidents are traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). TBIs are life-altering injuries that can result from just […]
An Evening of Learning, Pizza, and Fun
If you had the chance to be a juror without going to the courthouse, waiting around for hours, or committing to a weeks-long trial … would you do it? Most people we’ve asked don’t just say “yes” — they say, “Heck yes!”
Severely Injured by Someone Else’s Negligence? Here’s What You Might Be Facing—and How Snellings Law Can Help
Key Takeaways: At Snellings Law, we’ve worked with countless clients across North Texas who were severely injured in car accidents through no fault of their own. What we’ve learned—and what we want every driver to know—is that the legal and medical aftermath of an accident isn’t just about bruises and broken bones. It’s about uncertainty, […]
Heat Waves and Vehicle Malfunctions: Holding Negligent Drivers Accountable
Key Takeaways: When summer hits North Texas, the heat can be intense—not just for people, but for vehicles, too. High heat doesn’t just make driving uncomfortable. It can cause serious problems like tire blowouts, engine overheating, and brake failure. These problems aren’t just bad luck. Most of the time, they happen because the driver didn’t […]
Snellings Law Encourages North Texans to Enjoy a Safe and Fun Summer
North Texas, June 20, 2025 – As temperatures rise and summer activities begin, Snellings Law is encouraging North Texans to prioritize safety while enjoying the season’s outdoor fun. From poolside gatherings to road trips and backyard barbecues, the firm encourages taking the right precautions to prevent injuries. Common Summer Dangers With more people heading outdoors, the […]
When Summer Fun Turns Tragic: Amputation Injuries Caused by Negligent Actions
Key Takeaways: Summer is a time for fun—pool parties, amusement parks, boating trips, and outdoor adventures. However, property owners, businesses, or individuals sometimes fail to take necessary precautions. Then, what should be a season of joy can turn into tragedy. Amputation injuries are among the most severe consequences of negligence. Losing a limb is more […]