Were you injured in a car accident in Nevada? If so, you have the right to file a claim. However, you should know that there may be issues concerning who has the burden of proof. This will be particularly true if your policy of insurance has been modified by an...
Former Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Henry Ruggs III was found to be at fault for a fatal car accident that killed a 23-year-old woman. The fatal crash occurred at 3:39 a.m. on Nov. 2 while Ruggs was traveling at excessive speeds. 156 miles per hour According to law...
Although it’s impossible to completely eliminate car accidents, Nevada residents can protect themselves and others by using defensive driving. These tips can help save lives. Anticipate danger at every turn You should have your guard up at all times while driving....
Nevada is among the most dangerous states to operate a motor vehicle in. The number of fatal car accidents in the state jumped by 3.3 percent between 2019 and 2020. Many more result in serious injuries to drivers, including traumatic brain injury (TBI). Here is...
A car accident does not need to be a head-on collision at high speeds to cause dire injuries. Merely bumping another vehicle could result in a trip to a Nevada emergency room. Whiplash might not be as severe as a broken neck, but it may be vital to have a doctor check...
Walking on someone's property comes with a reasonable expectation that the owner or manager follows common-sense safety steps. Leaving a rake and a pile of leaves on the sidewalk unattended presents a hazard, and not repairing driveway damage at a Nevada business...
Anyone who is injured in an accident in Nevada that was caused by another party could potentially have a legal case for financial compensation when they can prove their claim. There are established rules for proving responsibility that center around causation and...
The unpredictable nature of car accidents means injuries could range from minor or severe. Many Nevada vehicle collisions cause terrible injuries because mitigating factors increased the chances of greater harm. A vehicle traveling over 50 miles per hour may cause...
While most people in Nevada think that sitting in the front seat of a car increases your chances of getting injured in a car accident, they might be wrong. Sitting in the backseat has a higher risk of fatalities and serious injuries. Most passengers in the backseat...
There are thousands of deaths every year caused by car accidents, so it is always important to drive safely and to be aware of your surroundings. Here is some information about fatal car accidents and which demographics in Nevada are more likely to end up in a fatal...
