Auto Accidents

Nevada Diminished Value Claims

If you were involved in a minor car accident in Nevada, your insurance policy might reimburse you for the damage, but the value of your vehicle can still diminish. Even when a car is restored to its original condition, an accident can still put a dent in its resale value. Fortunately, insurance companies in Nevada permit diminished value claims.  What is a Diminished Value Claim? Diminished value is defined as the loss of a vehicle’s value after...
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Nevada Seat Belt Law

Failing to wear a seat belt can get you a ticket if you are pulled over in Nevada. No matter where you are sitting, every passenger inside a vehicle must have a seat belt on at all times. What you may not know is if you get into an accident without your seat belt on, it can negatively impact your injury claim even if someone else is responsible for your collision. Seat Belt Laws in Nevada Under...
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How to Report a Drunk Driver in Las Vegas

If you believe a driver on the road is drunk, it’s best to report it to prevent a possible accident. The fastest and easiest way to report a drunk driver in Las Vegas is by calling 911 or *NHP (star 647) with your cell phone. You are allowed to use your cell phone while driving if you are informing the police about a drunk driver. Unfortunately, thousands of innocent people are killed each year in preventable drunk...
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Fast and furious – An analysis of fatal crashes involving speed and aggressive driving

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What to Exchange After an Accident

The actions you take at the scene of an accident and in the days following can have a big effect on whether you are compensated and how much. Gathering the right information is crucial. Here is what to exchange after an accident.   Name and Contact Information for All Parties The full names and contact information for every individual involved in the accident should be exchanged. That includes drivers, vehicle owners, passengers, and potential witnesses. Make sure to...
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