How to Get the Most Money From Your Car Accident
The number of fatal car crashes in Nevada increased by more than 3 percent from 2019 to 2020—even though there were far fewer drivers on the road in the early days of the pandemic. Sadly, each year, more than 300 people die as a result of Nevada car crashes.
What Are a Passenger’s Rights After a Las Vegas Car Crash?
After being involved in an auto accident in Nevada, you may wonder about your next steps. For drivers, this can include notifying your auto insurance company, giving information to police, or contacting an auto accident attorney.
Las Vegas Car Accident Report for October 2021
The first seven months of 2021 have proven the deadliest of the last decade for Nevada drivers. And unfortunately, this trend doesn’t show any signs of slowing as the year closes to an end.
Your Legal Obligations After You’re In a Las Vegas Car Accident
In 2019, traffic accidents claimed the lives of more than 300 Nevada residents. And thousands more are injured in car crashes each year.
Las Vegas Car Accident Report for September 2021
Although the COVID-19 pandemic dampened the number of car crashes throughout much of the U.S. in 2020, Nevada was an exception.
Have You Suffered a Personal Injury Due to Distracted Driving?
In the two decades since personal cell phones became commonplace, almost all U.S. states—including Nevada—have enacted laws prohibiting drivers from texting, surfing, or talking without a hands-free device while behind the wheel.
Is It Worth Getting a Personal Injury Lawyer?
If you’ve been injured in an accident, you may have far more questions than answers. When will you recover? What will your life look like afterward? And what can you do now to protect yourself and your loved ones in the future?
How Road Rage Put’s Nevada Drivers At Risk Of A Car Accident
Road rage is on the rise—and is currently responsible for more than 50 percent of all auto accidents. Aggressive driving and extreme driving behaviors like following too closely, changing lanes without signaling, and speeding lead to injury and death on a daily basis.
Most Common Car Accident Scenarios: Who’s Liable?
Statistics show that the average U.S. driver will be involved in three to four car accidents during their driving life. If you’re lucky, these car accidents will all be minor fender benders that don’t seriously damage your vehicle or cause any injuries.