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Nevada Move-Over Law: What Drivers Must Know

Under NRS 484B.607, also known as Nevada’s “move-over” law, drivers must take extra care when approaching a traffic incident, which can include a crash scene, stalled vehicle, roadway debris, or even someone making a repair beside the road. Extra care means slowing down, proceeding cautiously, being prepared to stop, and moving into a non-adjacent lane …

How to File an Uninsured Motorist Claim in Nevada

Getting hit by a driver who has no insurance—or not enough insurance—can leave you wondering who will pay your medical bills and other losses. But knowing how to file an uninsured motorist claim in Nevada is the first step in protecting your right to compensation when the at-fault driver has little or no insurance. Naqvi …

Lawyers Calling After an Accident in Nevada: What to Know

Attorney solicitation occurs when a lawyer, law firm, or someone connected to a lawyer reaches out to a potential client who did not first request legal help. If you’ve had lawyers calling after an accident while you’re still in pain, you know firsthand how disorienting the unrequested communication is on top of an already-stressful situation. …

How Long Does It Take to Settle a Pedestrian Accident?

Waiting can be one of the hardest parts of a pedestrian accident claim. Your recovery doesn’t happen overnight, and neither does the claims process. But knowing what to expect can make the wait a little less overwhelming. So, how long does it take to settle a pedestrian accident? Most pedestrian accident settlements take six months to two …

Average Pedestrian Accident Settlements in Nevada

Las Vegas experiences heavy vehicle and pedestrian traffic year-round, especially near the Strip, downtown, and other busy intersections. As a result, pedestrian crashes can lead to devastating injuries that require extensive medical treatment and long-term care. Pedestrian accident settlements can range from tens of thousands of dollars for relatively minor injuries to several million dollars …

Can I Represent Myself in a Personal Injury Case? Why You Shouldn’t

Self-representation in a personal injury case, also called “pro se”, means you handle everything on your own—from dealing with insurance companies to filing legal paperwork and negotiating your settlement. If you’re asking, “Can I represent myself in a personal injury case?”, the short answer is yes, but it’s rarely in your best interest. Studies have shown …