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Despite efforts to improve road safety and raise awareness about responsible driving, car accidents remain a significant cause of injury and death in Las Vegas. Overview of Las Vegas Car Accident Statistics In 2022, the city witnessed a staggering total of 19,891 collisions, according to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. These accidents resulted in extensive property damage and 11,071 injuries. A total of 4,353 accidents were hit and runs, and unfortunately, law enforcement was only able...

While many injuries are painful and disruptive, there is a category of injuries known as "catastrophic." These injuries go beyond the typical scope of harm, leaving a lasting effect on the victim's life and often requiring long-term care and support. Defining Catastrophic Injuries A catastrophic injury is a term used to describe severe, often permanent, injuries that significantly impact a person's physical, emotional, and financial well-being. These injuries are typically so severe that they prevent the individual...

Navigating the personal injury claims process can be complex, and insurance companies may try to minimize their payout. To ensure you receive the compensation you deserve, here are some essential steps from our Las Vegas injury lawyers to maximize your claim. Seek Immediate Medical Attention Seeking prompt medical attention not only ensures that you receive the necessary care but also creates a crucial link between your injuries and the incident. The medical records and reports from your...

People often make common mistakes in the aftermath of a car accident that can have adverse consequences. Here is what not to do. Leave the Scene One of the gravest mistakes you can make after a car accident is leaving the scene before proper procedures are followed. Even if the accident seems minor, staying until law enforcement arrives is essential. Leaving prematurely can result in legal consequences and difficulties with insurance claims, making it hard to dispute...

In most rear-end collisions, the driver who rear-ends another vehicle is presumed to be at fault. This is because drivers are expected to maintain a safe following distance and be prepared to stop or slow down to avoid a collision. However, fault is still decided on a case-by-case basis. Liability for Rear-End Accidents in Nevada Since Nevada is a fault-based state, liability for rear-end collisions is decided by determining which driver was negligent or failed to use...