Driving Change with Travis Patterson
Driving Change with Travis Patterson
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Unfiltered insights and hard-hitting questions that challenge the status quo in law, life, and everything in between.
Join Travis Patterson, Fort Worth's straight-shooting personal injury attorney, as he tackles the tough questions nobody's asking—but should be. In "Driving Change," Travis brings his signature blend of legal savvy and real-world experience to challenge the status quo in law, life, and everything in between. From practical safety tips for your family to navigating the complexities of modern parenting and entrepreneurship, each episode delivers unfiltered insights and actionable advice. Drawing on his unique perspective as a seasoned lawyer, entrepreneur, and changemaker, Travis offers a legal lens on everyday scenarios, breaking down complex topics into easy-to-understand, actionable steps. Whether you're a busy parent looking to protect your kids, an entrepreneur seeking fresh perspectives, or someone who wants to be better prepared for life's curveballs, "Driving Change" equips you with the knowledge to make smarter decisions and safeguard what matters most.
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The podcast focuses on various critical topics like legal rights, safety issues, and parenting challenges, with episodes including discussions on brain injuries in sports, the impact of social media on children, distracted driving prevention, and hidden risks associated with trampoline parks. Each episode offers actionable advice aimed at empowering listeners.
Unfiltered insights and hard-hitting questions that challenge the status quo in law, life, and everything in between.
Join Travis Patterson, Fort Worth’s straight-shooting personal injury attorney, as he tackles the tough questions nobody’s asking—but should be. In “Driving Change,” Travis brings his signature blend of legal savvy and real-world experience to challenge the status quo in law, life, and everything in between. From practical safety tips for your family to navigating the complexities of modern parenting and entrepreneurship, each episode delivers unfiltered insights and actionable advice. Drawing on his unique perspective as a seasoned lawyer, entrepreneur, and changemaker, Travis offers a legal lens on everyday scenarios, breaking down complex topics into easy-to-understand, actionable steps. Whether you’re a busy parent looking to protect your kids, an entrepreneur seeking fresh perspectives, or someone who wants to be better prepared for life’s curveballs, “Driving Change” equips you with the knowledge to make smarter decisions and safeguard what matters most.
In this eye-opening episode of Driving Change, Travis Patterson is joined by Dallas attorney Todd Tracy, one of the most experienced crashworthiness lawyers in the world – and the only attorney in the U.S. who operates his own crash lab.
Todd has handled more than 2,700 cases against automakers, and what he’s uncovered should give every parent pause. From collapsing front seats that crush children in rear-end crashes, to three-row SUVs that act like trash compactors in rear impacts, Todd explains how many serious injuries aren’t only caused by the person responsible for the crash – but by vehicles that fail to protect the people inside them.
The conversation covers dangers most families have never been warned about: reclined seats that disable seatbelts and airbags, seatbelt “submarining” injuries in children, and how improper collision repairs can turn a survivable wreck into a life-altering tragedy. Todd also breaks down what parents should ask after a repair, what to look for when buying a used car, and how to spot when a crash may involve a vehicle defect – not just bad luck.
This episode is a must-listen for parents, caregivers, and teen drivers. It will change how you think about car seats, SUVs, safety ratings, and what “safe enough” really means – before your next drive.
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