If you’ve been in a car accident in Nevada, understanding personal injury protection, or PIP, can help cover medical bills, lost wages, and other costs after a crash. PIP is part of your auto insurance and works differently depending on the state. In Nevada, it is optional, but it can make a big difference in paying for immediate expenses...
Continue ReadingAfter you settle a personal injury case, the next big question is: when will I get paid? It’s a fair question, especially when you’ve been dealing with medical bills, time off work, or other costs. While every case is a little different, most people in Nevada can expect to receive their settlement check within about six weeks. But that...
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 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 ReadingIf you drive in Nevada, you’re required to carry auto insurance. One of the most important parts of your policy is bodily injury liability coverage. This type of insurance helps cover the costs when someone else is hurt in an accident you caused. It won’t pay for your own injuries, but it can help you avoid paying big bills...
Continue ReadingTraffic violations happen every day across Nevada. Whether it’s speeding, running a red light, or something more serious, breaking traffic laws can lead to fines, license points, and even criminal charges. In some cases, these violations also lead to car crashes that cause injuries or worse. This post breaks down the most common traffic violations in Nevada, what the...
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