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Filing Diminished Value Claims After a Car Accident
When a motor vehicle gets involved in a car accident, it loses some of its economic value. Even if the vehicle is repaired and restored, its resale value will be lower than it was prior to the crash simply because of its accident history. Diminished value is a compensable type of loss that you…
Who Is Liable for an Injury on Public Transport?
If an accident occurs while using public transport in Las Vegas or elsewhere in Nevada, you may be eligible for financial compensation from many different parties – including the city or state government. It is important to understand your rights, and to recognize when it’s in your best interest to hire a Las Vegas…
Nevada Suspends Limited-Term CDLs
On November 5, 2025, the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles announced that it would be immediately suspending the issuance and renewal of limited-term commercial driver’s licenses (CDLs) and commercial learner’s permits (CLPs) to comply with federal law. This announcement came after new CDL regulations were issued by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA)….
Liability in Pedestrian Vs. Bicycle Collisions
When a bicyclist and a pedestrian collide in Nevada, determining who should be held financially responsible or liable for any injuries and damages can be tricky. If you get hurt in this type of accident, you will need to understand your rights as well as your legal responsibilities under Nevada law. You may need…
How Liability Works in Accidents Involving Autonomous Vehicles
Nevada has been a testing ground for self-driving and autonomous vehicle technology from the very beginning. Residents have been involved in driverless vehicle accidents since before there were any real laws established for autonomous vehicle injury liability. Today, victims still rely on representation from car accident attorneys to get the best possible results for…
Are Electric Motorcycles Legal in Nevada?
Electric motorcycles (e-motorcycles) have gained popularity in Nevada as an eco-friendly and low-maintenance alternative to traditional motorcycles. In response, Nevada lawmakers have passed new bills regulating these vehicles for safety reasons. To lawfully ride an e-motorcycle in Nevada today, the vehicle must be properly registered and insured, and the rider must have a Class…