If you’ve been through a traumatic experience, the pain might not just be physical. Emotional distress can have a serious impact on your life, from anxiety and depression to insomnia and PTSD. In Nevada, you may have the right to sue for emotional distress and get compensation for the suffering you’ve gone through. This guide explains how emotional distress...
Continue ReadingWhen a car accident happens, one of the first things people ask is: who’s at fault? In Nevada, fault often depends on whether the driver acted negligently or recklessly. These terms may sound similar, but they mean very different things under the law. Understanding the difference can help if you’re ever hurt in a crash and want to pursue...
Continue ReadingTexting while driving is illegal in Nevada. Whether you’re checking a message or looking something up on your phone, the law doesn’t allow it. If you’re caught, the penalties increase with each offense. This guide breaks down what the law says, how much a ticket might cost, what exceptions exist, and what happens if you’re involved in a crash...
Continue ReadingGetting into a car accident is already stressful. But when the other driver refuses to share their insurance information, things get even harder. Whether they’re hiding something or just being difficult, you need to know what steps to take to protect yourself. This guide explains what you can do, what the law says, and how to get the help...
Continue ReadingLane change accidents happen every day, often in heavy traffic or on busy highways. Figuring out who is at fault can be confusing. One driver may think they had the right to move over, while the other driver may believe they were in the correct lane and hit for no reason. In many cases, the person changing lanes is...
Continue ReadingIf you’ve been hurt in an accident, talking to the insurance company might seem like the last thing you want to do. But if you’re filing a claim, you’ll probably speak with an insurance adjuster. Their job is to look into your case and figure out how much the insurance company should pay. The problem? Their goal is usually...
Continue Readingfault. Nevada follows a specific rule called comparative negligence. This law helps decide how much each person is responsible for an accident and how that affects any money they can receive. Here’s what you should know if you’ve been hurt in a crash or another type of accident in Nevada. What Is Comparative Negligence? Comparative negligence is a rule...
Continue ReadingCar accidents happen every day. Some are minor and cause only property damage. Others are more serious and lead to injury or even death. You might wonder, “Can someone actually go to jail for causing a car accident?” The answer is yes—under certain conditions, a person can face jail time if their actions leading up to the crash broke...
Continue ReadingHiring a lawyer is a big decision, especially if you’ve been hurt in an accident and are counting on them to handle your case the right way. But what happens if your lawyer isn’t doing their job? Can you fire them before your case settles? The answer is yes—you have the right to change lawyers at almost any point....
Continue ReadingGetting into a car accident can be stressful. But things get even more confusing when your car is declared “totaled” even though you can still drive it. You might be wondering what to do next, how insurance works, and whether you can keep driving the vehicle. Here’s what you should know if you’re in this situation. What Does It...
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