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Proper Usage of Las Vegas Roundabouts
In busy cities like Las Vegas, roundabouts are a road design implemented to prevent traffic jams. They control movement through intersections without requiring traffic signals. Understanding how roundabouts work and the proper way to use them is necessary if you wish to keep yourself and others safe while driving in Las Vegas. How to…
Nevada’s Left Lane Laws
On a highway in Nevada that has multiple lanes of traffic traveling in the same direction, the far left lane is often known as the “fast lane.” This is because it is primarily reserved for faster-moving vehicles that need to overtake slower cars. In Nevada, this general assumption has been taken a step further…
Nevada Moped License Requirements
A moped is a unique type of vehicle that falls somewhere between a scooter and a motorcycle. While riding a moped can be an enjoyable way to navigate Nevada’s roads, accidents can still happen, sometimes leading to serious injuries. If you are involved in a crash, a Las Vegas motorcycle accident lawyer can help…
What Is Seat Belt Syndrome?
Everyone knows the importance of buckling up while riding in a vehicle. Seat belts offer the best possible protection from injuries in the event of a car accident. However, many people don’t realize that the seat belt itself could be the cause of certain injuries. While it is still best practice to always wear…
Caps on Punitive Damages in Nevada
Most of the compensation available in a personal injury claim is in compensatory damages, which are meant to pay a victim for losses suffered. Another, less common, form of compensation that may be available is punitive damages. These may be awarded in a Las Vegas personal injury case if the at-fault party’s conduct was…
What to Expect When the At-Fault Driver Is Deceased
If you are involved in a motor vehicle accident where the driver who is at fault dies in the crash, you may wonder how to handle the car insurance claims process. While the death of the at-fault driver can present challenges during your claim, it does not take away your right to recover financial…