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.
July Fourth Weekend Fireworks Leads to Four Injuries, One Loss of Life in Las Vegas
Posted by Farhan Naqvi | Personal Injury
You might be asking, “What kinds of fireworks caused these serious injuries?” Well, firecrackers and sparklers were the culprits of most injuries. There were 900 firework accident injuries associated with firecrackers and 800 associated with sparklers.
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.
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.
Left Turn Accidents on Motorcycles
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.