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Category Archives: Motorcycle Accidents

Black Friday Poses Dangers for Motorists, Pedestrians

Posted by Farhan Naqvi | Car Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents, Personal Injury, Traffic Enforcement

Some people are calling it "National Shopping Day." Others are making more plans for that day than they are for the Thanksgiving holiday. We’re talking about Black Friday 2011. It could be the craziest post-turkey day yet. According to a website devoted to this year’s Black Friday event, 13 million more people are expected to …

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Nevada Supreme Court Rejects Motorcyclist’s Accident Lawsuit

Posted by Farhan Naqvi | Motorcycle Accidents

If a car crashes into a motorcycle, the driver of the vehicle can be named in a personal injury lawsuit if the accident was caused by the car. But if a motorcyclist strikes a stationary object, then it’s usually the fault of the motorcycle operator – unless the object should not have been there or …

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Motorcyclist Crashes Into Hummer, Dies in Las Vegas

Posted by Farhan Naqvi | Car Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents, Personal Injury

What do you think would happen if a thin glass bowl impacted with a bowling ball? Since the bowling ball weighs approximately 13 times as much as the bowl, the results are fairly predictable. Now you have an idea of what happens when a motorcycle collides with a Hummer. When this occurred yesterday in Las …

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ATV Accident Injuries in Las Vegas

Posted by Farhan Naqvi | Motorcycle Accidents

There are no state agencies which regulate ATVs, nor are there laws specifically designed to prevent ATV accidents. The only laws in Nevada pertaining to ATVs govern where they can be ridden (in designated areas, not on paved highways, etc.). Not only does this endanger ATV drivers and passengers, but it also increases the chances of injuries to pedestrians, bystanders, and even other motorists.