Car Accident
Post-Traumatic Pulmonary Embolisms Can Be Life-Threatening
Pulmonary embolisms (PE) are a type of life-threatening blood clot and are often fatal if left untreated. They can be caused by viral infections (such as COVID-19), genetics, medications, lifestyle factors, and blunt force trauma to the body. One of the most common ways the human body experiences blunt force trauma is in a car…
Read MoreDo I Have to Go to Court After a Car Accident in Las Vegas?
Were you recently in a car accident in Las Vegas? If so, you may be wondering if you’ll need to go to court in order to get the other driver to pay for your property damage, medical bills, lost income, and pain and suffering. Here’s what you need to know. Steps to Take Before Bringing…
Read MoreHow Does a Car Accident Settlement Work?
Being injured in a car accident can significantly change your life, both physically and financially. Often, the process of recovering the money you need to get back on track starts with filing an insurance claim. However, filing that claim and obtaining a car accident settlement in Reno can be difficult and confusing. By hiring an…
Read MoreHow Long Do I Have to File a Lawsuit After a Car Accident in Las Vegas?
If you have been injured in a car accident with a careless Las Vegas driver, your attorney will work hard to try to settle your case without having to file a lawsuit. This isn’t always possible. Insurance companies may try to leverage your physical and financial vulnerability following an accident so that you accept their…
Read MoreThe Dangers of Multi-Vehicle Accidents
A recent accident near the Las Vegas strip illustrated the dangers of both multi-vehicle accidents and hit-and-runs. It’s important to understand how these accidents work, in the event you find yourself involved in a multi-vehicle accident. According to 3 News Las Vegas: Multiple suspects were arrested early Saturday after a reckless driver drove onto the…
Read MoreWhat Are My Rights If I’m Injured in a Crash with a Rental Car?
If you’ve ever rented a car, you’ve undoubtedly been faced with a moment of panic when you’re signing the rental contract and get to the line about purchasing rental car insurance. On the spot you have to decide whether to purchase insurance through the rental company or waive the insurance. No one remembers at that…
Read MoreNTSB Calling for Change After Las Vegas Speeding Accident That Killed 9
After a terrible accident that took the lives of nine people – eight in one family – the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is recommending automakers install systems on all new vehicles that warn drivers when they go over the speed limit. They are also asking safety regulators to determine whether states can limit speeds…
Read MoreUsing a Car or Booster Seat in an Uber, Lyft, or Shuttle
While Las Vegas is generally thought of as a destination for adults, plenty of families visit and bring young children. One consideration when traveling with small children is transportation and the issue of car seats and booster seats. In this blog, we’ll talk about the laws in Nevada regarding car and booster seats in public…
Read MoreWhat Do I Do If I’m Injured by an Out-of-State Driver?
From paddleboarding the crystalline waters of Tahoe to skiing down a secret fluffy slope on Sierra Nevada mountains, indulging in boutique shopping along the Truckee River, or basking in the sun during our hundreds of days of sunshine per year, time flies when you’re having fun. Even after the sun sets, there’s still plenty to…
Read MoreNevada Is Making Drunk Drivers Pay – Literally
Typically in a drunk driving lawsuit, the liable party has to pay compensation for the injuries, physical damages, and pain and suffering to the victim. One might think this to be a deterrent enough for people to avoid driving under the influence, and yet hundreds of people die every year due to drunk driving accidents.…
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