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.
What Happens After a Car Accident in Nevada?
Although Nevada’s highways are safer than those of some other states—like California and Texas—the Silver State has had 65 or more fatal crashes each year since 2018.
Protect Your Rights After a Commercial Truck Accident
Commercial trucks and semi-trailers often total tens of thousands of pounds—and when these steel beasts collide with another vehicle, a motorcycle, or a pedestrian, they can cause an incredible amount of physical injury and property damage.
What to Know About Nevada Hit-and-Run Laws
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic keeping many Nevadans close to home in 2020, the number of fatal car crashes in the Silver State increased by more than 3 percent from 2019.
Who’s Liable — and Who Pays — in a Nevada Ride-Share Crash?
In the decade since Uber and Lyft were launched, these ride-share companies—and others—have changed the face of the taxi industry. But because so many ride-share drivers are independent contractors and aren’t employed by a parent company, assessing liability and apportioning damages in a ride-share crash can be complicated.
Three Things You Should Do After a Motorcycle Accident
Nevada’s long desert highways make it an ideal landscape for motorcycle enthusiasts. Unfortunately, this hobby can pose many unique dangers. In 2018—the most recent year for which data is available—nearly 5,000 motorcyclists were killed while riding.