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.
Posted by Farhan Naqvi | Motorcycle Accidents
It is important to remember that even if another driver claims not to have seen you or that your speed was deceptive, you are still not at fault in the accident. Nevada law requires that all vehicles yield the right of way to oncoming traffic when turning left at a place where no lights, stop signs, or other traffic signals are involved.
Posted by Farhan Naqvi | Personal Injury
The trend nowadays is insurance companies slipping tough restrictions and exemptions into that hard-to-understand language of their policies. There are many instances where the restrictions and exemptions are contradictory to the type of insurance coverage being purchased, and in some cases, make your coverage virtually worthless.
Posted by Farhan Naqvi | Personal Injury
In 2008, roughly 33 percent of all car accident deaths in Nevada involved a drunk driver (i.e. someone who has a blood alcohol concentration of higher than 0.08). In total, 324 people in Nevada were killed in car wrecks involving drunk drivers, according to alcoholalert.com. Thousands more suffered serious injuries in these types of accidents.
Posted by Farhan Naqvi | Personal Injury
The medical bills are stacking up, you haven’t been able to work for weeks, and the trauma associated with the wreck is causing a lot of problems in your personal life. You want, and deserve, maximum compensation for your personal injury case. This blog has some important tips that will help get you that compensation.