There is a recording of your fall. There is a very good chance of that. Casino and resort properties in this city run some of the densest camera coverage of any commercial space in the country, and most public areas are watched from more than one angle. Here is the harder truth: that recording…
If you have just fallen at a Las Vegas hotel, casino, or store, you may have one chance to capture the evidence that will decide your case—and a very short window to do it. The condition that injured you is often cleaned up or repaired within hours. Once it is gone, it is gone,…
If you’ve been injured in a truck accident in Nevada because a truck driver or trucking company was negligent, you have the right to pursue compensation from them. However, truck accident cases are significantly more challenging than your everyday car accident case. You know that it’ll be important to hire a Las Vegas truck…
When you get into an Uber accident or Lyft accident because someone else is at fault, you can recover compensation for resulting injuries, financial losses, and suffering. In Nevada, liability is proportionate to fault. Anyone who contributed to your rideshare accident in Vegas can be liable for damages. Depending on how and why your…
You’re driving through an intersection in Nevada, and then, out of nowhere, another driver runs a stop sign, hits your car, and then speeds off without stopping. All of a sudden, you’re going to have to figure out how to pay for expensive medical treatment and vehicle repairs while you’re potentially unable to work…
Two different types of compensatory damages can be awarded in a personal injury lawsuit in Vegas: economic and non-economic. Each type of award is designed to alleviate different costs and consequences associated with a car accident, a slip and fall, injuries caused by a defective product, or injuries caused by some other type of…
Injuries to the brain can be among the most catastrophic. Depending on the severity of the wound, the type of injury, and the part(s) of the brain that are damaged, victims can require tens of thousands of dollars, hundreds of thousands of dollars, or millions of dollars worth of medical care and treatment over…
You don’t need to hire a Vegas personal injury attorney to file a lawsuit in Nevada, but it’s definitely in your best interests to ask for help. Whether you’re going up against an insurance company or a defense attorney, you’re going to be at a disadvantage from the very start of the claims process….
Damage caps some, but not most, personal injury cases in Nevada. If you’ve been in a car accident, slipped and fallen on someone else’s property, or been hurt at work, there’s a good chance that you won’t have to worry about damage caps in a related Las Vegas nursing home abuse lawsuit. They’re generally…
Personal injury lawyers work on a contingency fee basis, so they don’t get paid until they win your case. Generally speaking, personal injury lawyers in Vegas take anywhere between 33% and 40% of a personal injury award. The specific value really depends on whether your case settles before or after a lawsuit is filed….