Personal injury claims often involve serious bodily harm, enormous medical bills, and other significant damages. While your damages might feel overwhelming, courts may only award so much financial compensation in certain cases. Your attorney should help you maximize your compensation while being mindful of statutory limits. A recent law passed in Nevada has changed the...

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Vehicle crashes can be expensive to deal with, and drivers often rely on insurance to help cover the high costs. Unfortunately, insurance policies are typically limited, and serious accidents may result in expenses greater than the available coverage. If your accident settlement exceeds the policy limits, a lawyer can help you explore other legal options....

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Dealing with the loss of a loved one due to a fatal accident can be extremely difficult. Even if the individual responsible is not criminally charged, they may be held civilly liable for their wrongful actions. Wrongful death claims are known for being challenging, and hiring an attorney as soon as possible may help you...

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Accidents and injuries have lost of consequences for victims, more than just hospital bills and lost wages. While these damages are detrimental, so are physical pain, emotional distress, and other non-economic damages, which you can get from a personal injury lawsuit. When you sue for emotional distress in Nevada, you have to prove it. Testifying...

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Not everyone can file a wrongful death lawsuit after a fatal accident. We help survivors determine whom among them can sue for wrongful death and recover damages awarded in a lawsuit. In addition to knowing if you can sue, you also need to know who to sue for an untimely death in Nevada. If you’re...

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Las Vegas is one of the busiest cities on Earth, so it’s no surprise that car accidents here are common. Anyone driving or walking around should be prepared for what to do if they are injured in a crash. Immediately after a collision, staying safe and reporting the accident are your first priorities. Gather evidence...

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Personal injury cases use a statute of limitations to cap how long victims have to file a lawsuit.  If you miss this filing deadline, you cannot make a claim anymore. Under NRS 11.190(4), the statute of limitations for most injury cases in Nevada is 2 years.  However, there are some exceptions to understand and some...

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