Posted by Farhan Naqvi | Personal Injury
This accident highlights the serious risks of failing to properly obey stop signs at intersections. So many people disregard stop signs or simply “pause” rather than making a complete stop.
Should I Handle My Own Personal Injury Case?
Posted by Farhan Naqvi | Personal Injury
You do have the legal right to argue your own personal injury case, but a personal injury attorney has the training, experience, and legal knowledge to obtain a fair settlement for you. Because insurance companies aren’t in business to give you the most equitable settlement they can – they raise their profits by paying out the smallest possible amount they can get away with.
How to File a Property Damage Claim After an Auto Accident
Posted by Farhan Naqvi | Car Accidents
Before notifying an insurance company about your accident, get two or more written repair estimates, a copy of the accident report filed by police, and any invoices related to storage, towing, or rental expenses if applicable. If the total damages to your vehicle surpass 80 percent of its value, then the insurance company will total it.
Those Pesky Insurance Adjusters
Posted by Farhan Naqvi | Car Accidents
Do NOT agree to anything the insurance adjuster initially offers. Make sure that your attorney reviews your case first. If the adjuster sends you some paperwork to sign a few days after your phone conversation, do not sign it until you show the documents to your lawyer.
Nevada Negligence Laws and How They Can Effect Your Personal Injury Case
Posted by Farhan Naqvi | Personal Injury
Nevada operates under what is known as a comparative negligence fault structure. This means that if two or more parties are at fault, a court can determine how much blame can be placed on each of them, and damages are adjusted accordingly.
What Are Legal Duties of Care and Why Are They So Important For Your Personal Injury Case?
Posted by Farhan Naqvi | Personal Injury
Negligent drivers aren’t the only ones who have a duty of care. Car manufacturers also owe a duty of care to those who will be using their cars, trucks, SUVs, and motorcycles on public roads. This duty of care extends to the person who purchases the vehicle and to anyone inside the vehicle when a serious accident occurs. But this legal duty of care also extends to anyone else who suffers a serious injury as a result of someone driving a defective vehicle.