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Joseph Benson and Ben Bingham | February 8, 2024 |

Understanding The Timeline: Receiving Your Nevada Personal Injury Settlement Check Going through the process of a personal injury case can be challenging, especially when you are anxious to receive compensation for damages. Your Nevada personal injury lawyer can help you protect your rights, get the compensation you deserve, and potentially speed up the process, but […]


Joseph Benson and Ben Bingham | February 7, 2024 |

Filing Your Workers’ Compensation Claim After a Scaffolding Accident In Las Vegas If you work in a job that involves scaffolding and you have been in an accident, you know how impactful those accidents can be. Scaffolding accidents can occur due to various factors, including equipment failure, human error, lack of proper training, or unsafe […]


Joseph Benson and Ben Bingham | February 6, 2024 |

How To Navigate Legal Actions After a Retail Store Injury In Nevada Although online shopping is becoming more and more common, retail stores still play an important role in the United States. Retail stores allow customers to compare items in person, try things on, and check on sizes, colors, and other features. They also allow […]


Joseph Benson and Ben Bingham | February 5, 2024 |

The Effect Of Hearsay On Nevada Injury Claims: What To Know Nevada Rules of Evidence are important to be aware of if your personal injury accident goes to court. Nevada’s Rules of Evidence are what decide which evidence is admissible and inadmissible in court. Your Nevada personal injury lawyer will work with you to create […]


Joseph Benson and Ben Bingham | January 30, 2024 |

Last month, on December 28, the Nevada Supreme Court ruled on the case between McCord v The State of Nevada, a case which revolved around police searches during traffic stops. In March 2021, the Reno Police Department pulled over David McCord, a suspected drug dealer, for a dealership-issued license plate which obscured “Nevada”. However, during […]


Joseph Benson and Ben Bingham | January 7, 2024 |

What Legal Steps Can You Take In Nevada When Airbags Fail To Deploy? When you step into a vehicle, you trust that every component, especially safety features like airbags, is designed to protect you in the event of an accident. But what happens when these critical safety features fail? In Nevada, where road safety is […]


Joseph Benson and Ben Bingham | January 6, 2024 |

How Comparative Negligence Influences a Nevada Car Accident Claim In Las Vegas, the aftermath of a car accident often leads drivers into a labyrinth of legal considerations. Beyond the immediate physical and material damages, lies the complex task of determining fault. Here, in the heart of Nevada, the simple notion of “not being at fault” […]


Joseph Benson and Ben Bingham | January 5, 2024 |

What Steps Should You Take Following a Highway Accident In Nevada? Suppose you’ve been involved in a highway accident in Las Vegas, especially one that resulted in injuries. In that case, it’s critical to understand the intricacies of negligence determination in these cases and how Nevada’s highway accident laws apply to your situation. Regardless of […]


Joseph Benson and Ben Bingham | January 4, 2024 |

The Risks of Signing a Medical Record Release in Nevada Post-Accident In Nevada, when faced with the decision to sign a medical record release after a car accident, caution is advised. State laws and regulations play a critical role in how these documents can impact your personal injury claim. Nevada’s legal framework emphasizes the protection […]


Joseph Benson and Ben Bingham | January 2, 2024 |

As we get older, it can become more difficult to participate in activities we once found commonplace, including driving. Reduced eyesight, increased reaction time, and cognition behind the wheel are all issues correlated with aging—but in most parts of the United States, including Nevada,  driving has become a necessary aspect of life and one of […]


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