What Are Nevada’s Car Seat Laws? Nevada’s car seat laws are put in place to protect the lives of children and others in the vehicle. Children under 6 years old who weigh 60 pounds or less are required to be in a child restraint system while traveling in a vehicle. A child restraint device includes both car seats and booster […]
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Leaving an accident can often feel like the easiest solution to a potentially costly problem. This is why hit and runs are so common in the state of Nevada. While this solution may seem simple, it can actually be significantly more expensive and time consuming for all parties involved. What to Do If You’re the Victim of a Hit and […]
You can sue after a no-contact motorcycle accident. A vehicle does not have to strike your motorcycle physically to be liable for the crash. A Las Vegas no-contact motorcycle accident occurs when one vehicle causes another to crash, but without actually contacting that vehicle. Motorcycles are especially prone to these types of accidents, but proving the other vehicle is responsible […]
Nevada crosswalk safety is of the utmost importance for both pedestrians and drivers, which is why the state has implemented numerous laws regarding crosswalks, sidewalks and other areas where pedestrians may be present and share the road with vehicles. Whether you have struck a pedestrian in a crosswalk or you were a pedestrian hit by a vehicle, understanding these laws […]
After an accident involving a pedestrian, there are numerous things you need to keep in mind so that you do not make the incident worse. While you may be under the assumption that the pedestrian has the right of way and you will be arrested, do not assume anything. The circumstances of the accident will still be assessed and what […]
What if I Contributed to My Injuries in My Personal Injury Case?
After an accident, you may find yourself overwhelmed with medical costs, lost wages, and even repair bills. These costs continue to compile, forcing you to seek out other options for payment. If you are considering a lawsuit against the negligent party, the first question you may ask is whether you qualify for compensation if you contributed to your injuries in […]
Car accidents are common in Nevada, especially on busy highways. And, even if you have done everything possible to stay safe on the roads, you cannot control the drivers you share it with. While most accidents truly are “accidents,” there are instances where individuals purposely target vehicles and cause accidents to increase insurance settlements. These scams are just as popular […]
Shoppers around the country set out to get the best deal the day after Thanksgiving, known as Black Friday. And, those who do not choose to partake in the mayhem stay home to watch the videos of the chaos that ensues. For those who are brave enough to venture out and catch those excellent doorbusters, the risk of injury is […]
With Christmas and New Year’s just around the corner, soon there will be holiday parties with family and friends across the state – and minors are most likely to attend. As the host, you may want to give the party of the century, but before you think about giving a few innocent drinks to minors at your parties, you should […]
A personal injury claim requires some form of injury to be valid – whether it is a brain injury, wrongful death, illness, paralysis, etc. While all injuries are serious to some degree, not all injuries are classified as “catastrophic.” A catastrophic injury is something that requires significant medical treatment, typically on an emergency and grand scale. These injuries are severe […]