Auto Accidents

Dealing with an insurance company after a car accident can be complicated and overwhelming. One decision you will have to make is whether to sign a medical authorization release form that permits the insurer to review your medical records. While the insurance company should be provided medical records related to your accident injuries, they do not need access to your complete medical history. The Importance of Medical Records In most situations, only you, someone else you have...

Sometimes car accidents are not caused by a negligent driver but rather bad road conditions. In these cases, a municipal authority may be liable if the road condition was preventable. Common Road Conditions That Lead to Car Accidents Some of the most common dangerous road conditions that lead to car accidents often fall into three categories: road design, construction, or maintenance. For example: Debris on the road. Large cracks in the road. Lack of guardrails or dividers....

Blind spots are responsible for many severe car accidents on the road. Mainly they occur because drivers fail to check their blind spots before backing up, merging, or changing lanes. When that is the case, the driver who caused the blind spot accident will be responsible for damages. However, multiple parties are often liable. If you or a loved one was involved in a blind spot car accident in Nevada, speak with an experienced car accident lawyer...

When purchasing a new car, test-driving it is typically an important part of the process. Although they are rare, what if an accident occurs in the vehicle you are thinking of buying? Well, things can get complicated quickly. Who Pays for a Test-Drive Accident? As in any other car accident, the person responsible for causing the crash will be liable for damages. The Other Driver’s Car Insurance If another party crashes into the vehicle you are test-driving,...

After a car accident, evidence will be critical to your ability to recover fair compensation. Here are the types of evidence you need to help ensure you have a solid claim. Photo and Video Evidence If you believe your injuries are minor and you do not require emergency medical care, remain at the scene take photos or videos of the following: Final resting positions of the vehicles after the collision Each vehicle’s damage Any property damage to...