Car Accidents - Page 2

After getting hurt in a car accident without insurance in Las Vegas, an injury lawyer with our firm can help you with your legal options. After reviewing your insurance policy, we can determine if you can recover compensation through: Medical payments coverage (MedPay) Uninsured/underinsured motorist insurance (UM/UIM) Property damage insurance (i.e., collision) Don’t let the …

Per the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles (DMVNV), children are expected to use car seats until they are seven years old. However, this age is subject to change based on the child’s size; it depends on when they are big enough to wear a seat belt. They also must sit in the back seat until …

When we calculate the value of your car accident caused by a drunk driver, we will use the details of your situation to come to an estimate. The cost of your damages will be independent of the average settlement for a car accident case––mostly because such an average does not exist. We will look at …

You can get a police report for a car accident in Nevada online. The reporting system is maintained by the Nevada Highway Patrol (NHP), and you may have to pay a nominal fee to receive your copy. Collecting the police report for your accident’s evidence file is a good step to take for building your …

Car accident settlements vary based on: The severity of your related injuries The consequences of those injuries How effectively you can demonstrate that someone else was liable for your injuries However, other factors can play a role in a settlement’s value, even intangible losses (such as the ways the accident affected your career and your …

There is no average settlement for T-bone car accidents. When considering how much you could recover from an insurance claim or lawsuit, the specific losses you suffer determine the award you may walk away with. How We Determine Your Ideal Settlement Figure You will need to assign a value to every single loss you suffered …

Fault in a rear-end collision depends on who acted negligently. This party could be the driver in front or in the back. Information that can be used to demonstrate fault includes the police report, traffic camera footage, and eyewitness testimony. How We Determine Whether You Can Recoup Damages for Your Rear-end Collision The American Bar …

Fault in a multi-car accident depends on who acted negligently. One party could be at fault in one case, while multiple parties could be at fault in another. Nevada Has Comparative Negligence Laws NRS §41.141 is Nevada’s comparative negligence law. It says that as long as another party is more than 50 percent responsible for …

The outcomes of car accident cases that result in nerve damage are not public record. Because there is little to no information available, there is no telling what the average settlements are for these types of cases. When you work with our team, we will determine the cost of your damages and fight for compensation …

When a car accident claimant resolves their case, either through a claim or lawsuit, the amount of money they get is usually confidential. Unless they explicitly agree to share the results of their case, it will not be available to the public. With this information in mind, there is no average settlement for lower back …