A lot of times clients ask me if they have a good case. In general, 5 factors make up a personal injury case. #1 Liability Who is at fault for the accident? Motor Vehicle Accidents Rear-End Collisions Rear-end car accidents are typically the easiest type of car accident when determining liability. Usually, the vehicle in the rear is determined...
Continue ReadingAlthough car accidents are incredibly common, not everyone knows what to do after being involved in a crash. In some cases, pursuing legal action may not be necessary. You may be able to handle a simple claim with the insurance company on your own, especially if your damages are mainly limited to vehicle repairs. However, there are some circumstances...
Continue ReadingLike other US states, Nevada requires all drivers to carry insurance in some form. As a fault state, where liability for car accidents is determined based on each driver’s degree of fault, the required coverage is in the form of liability insurance. In the event of an accident, an at-fault driver’s insurance company pays, up to a limit, for...
Continue ReadingIf you have been injured in a Nevada accident, you may be wondering, “Is Nevada a no-fault state?” A no-fault state allows an injured motorist to file a claim with their own insurance company after an accident, regardless of who was at fault. While there are a few states that follow this rule, Nevada is not one of them. ...
Continue ReadingAny serious trucking accident can be devastating for the victims involved. If you suffered a trucking accident injury, you could face potentially life-changing circumstances. What you do in the hours and days after a commercial vehicle accident can determine the outcome of your injuries. If the accident was not your fault, the next steps you take will also profoundly...
Continue ReadingWhat Is the Nevada car accident statute of limitations? The deadline for filing a personal injury lawsuit is two years from the accident date. This time limit is known as the statute of limitations. If you do not file a lawsuit within that period, your time may have run out, and you could lose your legal right to recover...
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