Laws

If you have been injured in a car accident caused by a distracted driver, speak to a Las Vegas distracted driving accident attorney today. An experienced lawyer can help you recover the compensation you deserve. Distracted driving is incredibly dangerous and the cause of nine deaths every day, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. As a result, many states, including Nevada, have enacted distracted driving laws to promote safety and penalize these dangerous driving...

Negligent security cases arise when individuals are harmed due to inadequate security measures taken by property owners, exposing them to foreseeable risks. Understanding the laws that apply to these claims is crucial for those seeking compensation for injuries resulting. Individuals who believe they have suffered harm due to negligent security should consult an experienced and trusted Las Vegas, NV negligent security attorney. They can assess the circumstances, establish liability, provide guidance on your options, and pursue compensation...

In car-bike accidents, the driver of the vehicle is typically considered to be at fault. However, our Las Vegas car accident lawyers know there are circumstances when both parties can share liability. When the Driver is At Fault A driver may be at fault for a bicycle accident under various circumstances, which often involve a failure to adhere to traffic laws or act in a reasonably cautious manner. For example: Failure to Yield Right of Way: If...

Nevada's right of way law is a critical component of ensuring safe and orderly traffic flow on the state's roads and highways. Here are the law’s key aspects. Right of Way Laws at Marked Intersections Traffic Signals When a traffic signal is present, drivers must obey the signal's indications. Green means go, yellow indicates caution, and red signifies stop. Stop Signs At an intersection with a stop sign, the vehicle that arrives first has the right of...

When multiple vehicles are involved in a collision, it can be challenging to determine who is at fault. However, it is possible to establish who is liable and prove your claim for compensation. How Liability is Determined in a Nevada Multi-Vehicle Accident When deciding fault for a car accident, Nevada follows the rule of “modified comparative negligence.” Under this system, each party involved is assigned a percentage of fault, and the driver primarily responsible for the collision...