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Autonomous or self-driving vehicles are becoming more common in Nevada. With the rise of these vehicles is an increased risk of serious accidents. Under Nevada’s fault rules, you may wonder if you have legal options available after a collision. Who do you hold accountable if the vehicle does not have a driver? However, an…

Car accidents happen every day on Nevada roads. Many of these collisions are rear-end accidents or crashes where someone collides into the back of another vehicle. After a rear-end collision, you may automatically assume that the rear driver is at fault. While this is often the case, the true answer may be more complex….

Each year, hundreds of people are injured or killed in car accidents in Nevada. To protect the rights of victims, the state has several laws on the books regarding what to do following a collision. In these situations, it is important to be aware of Nevada car accident laws and contact an experienced injury…

In Nevada, victims of car accidents have the right to recover compensation through an insurance claim or lawsuit. The settlements from these claims can help pay for critical expenses and losses related to the accident, including medical care for car accident injuries. However, these claims can take from several weeks up to a year…

Nevada is a fault car accident state. Drivers who cause accidents are financially liable for any injuries that their victims experience. Victims have the right to pursue car insurance claims or lawsuits against negligent drivers and secure the compensation that they deserve.  If you were driving a leased car at the time of the…

After a Las Vegas car accident, there are several matters that you will need to settle. You will need to seek medical attention, bring your car in for repairs, and gather evidence for your future claim. You will also need to report the accident to the appropriate authorities. Failure to report a car accident…

Drunk driving is extremely dangerous and highly illegal. However, thousands of drivers each year get behind the wheel while intoxicated, leading to serious accidents and devastating fatalities. Many drivers claim that they were only buzzed, not drunk, at the time of the accident. When hearing this excuse, you may wonder: is there a difference…

Children are especially susceptible to injury during a car accident. As a result, Nevada laws require that many children be placed in car seats until they reach a certain age and size. Failure to comply with Nevada’s car seat laws will not only result in possible fines and other penalties—if a child isn’t secured…

Car accidents occur every day on Nevada roads, leading to serious injuries and extensive vehicle damage. These collisions can happen for many reasons, from inclement weather to dangerous and defective roads. However, many motor vehicle accidents occur due to negligent driving behaviors that put others on the road at risk. Some of the most…

Car accidents are common in Nevada, with thousands of crashes occurring each year. These collisions can be scary and overwhelming, leading to serious injuries, emotional trauma, and financial hardship. Although some accidents occur due to circumstances outside of our control, there are actions that we can take to prevent them from happening. If you…