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 A successful accident claim in Nevada requires the victim to provide evidence that proves certain legal elements. One of the strongest and most compelling types of evidence is a police report. If you do not involve the police or get a report, however, this doesn’t stop you from recovering financial compensation. Learn how to handle…

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…

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…

In Nevada, you do not need to have automobile insurance to file a claim against another driver for causing your crash. However, your lack of insurance could result in legal repercussions and trouble collecting the financial compensation you need. If you get involved in an accident where you or the other driver is uninsured,…

A wrong-way car accident is a serious type of crash that can have life-changing repercussions for those involved. A wrong-way crash can occur for a number of reasons, many of which trace back to human error. If you were injured or a loved one died in a wrong-way car accident in Las Vegas, contact…

When a car accident takes place while one or both vehicles are reversing, it can be difficult to determine fault and assign financial responsibility (liability) for the crash. Since Nevada uses a fault-based car insurance system, you must determine and prove fault as a victim of a back-up car accident. Proving your case may…