Maximizing Your Car Accident Settlement: The Role Of Legal Representation When you’re injured in a car accident and suffering from painful or debilitating injuries, it’s natural to wonder how you will support your family and pay for your medical bills while you’re unable to work. Many car accident victims who contact our Nevada personal…
The Difference Between Primary & Secondary Insurance In Car Accidents A key question in every car or truck accident is determining who was liable. According to Nevada law, the party or parties who were liable for causing the accident are responsible for paying for the damages of everyone else who was involved. So what…
Understanding Brake Checking: Liability, Consequences, & Seeking Legal Help In Nevada Anyone who has driven through Las Vegas knows that the streets are filled with drivers who follow too closely. The heavy traffic, impatience, tourists, and aggressive drivers make a perfect storm for tailgating and rear-end accidents. Although the right response to tailgating is…
When Does Joint Liability Apply In Nevada? After a personal injury situation that involved multiple parties, you may be facing a case with joint or several liability. In these cases, there may be multiple parties who contributed to your injury and are legally liable for your damages. Nevada handles these types of situations differently…
Insurance vs. Workers’ Compensation: Understanding Coverage In Company Car Accidents Being able to drive a company car can be a nice job perk, but it can also have its disadvantages. When it comes to car accidents in company vehicles, cases can become complex and it may take time to determine who is liable for…
Can a Bad Driving Record Ruin Your Car Accident Claim? Your driving record contains important information that may be used as a factor in determining the cost of your auto insurance policy. Additionally, if you have been deemed at fault in multiple car accidents, have one or more DUIs on your record, or have…
How to File a Claim After a Car Accident Caused by Brake Failure In many cases, car accidents are caused by tailgating, distracted driving, and other types of negligence. But what happens when an accident is caused by faulty brakes? These types of accidents can be complicated, so it’s best to contact an experienced…
A surprisingly large number of drivers in Nevada do not carry auto insurance, even though it is required by state law. If you get into a car accident in Nevada, there’s about a 10% chance that the other driver will not have an insurance policy that covers them in case they are liable for…
Traumatic brain injuries, such as concussions, are a common incident after car accidents, and can be a complicated injury with a long and varied recovery. Victims of car accidents who have sustained a concussion may be eligible for financial compensation from the at-fault party. To learn more about your legal options after a concussion…
As Nevadans prepare for the new year, they should be aware of new laws that come into effect in 2023. One of these big changes starting January 1st, 2023, is that traffic tickets for minor offenses will no longer be criminalized, and Nevadans will no longer be taken to jail for not paying them….