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Nevada has a set of laws that apply to car accidents, which are designed to ensure that victims are adequately compensated for their injuries and damages. Here are some important Nevada car accident laws. Obligations After a Car Accident Nevada law requires several obligations for you to fulfill after a car accident: Stop at the Scene: If you are involved in a car accident, you are legally required to stop at the scene. Failure to stop can...

After a personal injury accident, you may incur significant medical expenses as a result of your injuries. Therefore, you may wonder how you will pay for the medical bills and other treatment expenses. Who Pays for Medical Expenses After an Accident? Generally speaking, there are several potential sources of payment for medical expenses after a personal injury accident, including: Health Insurance If you have health insurance, it may cover some or all of your medical expenses related...

In car accidents involving multiple vehicles, it can be challenging to determine who is responsible. As a result, the steps you take after are critical, both to your health and your potential claim for compensation. Try to remain calm. Check if anyone is injured and move yourself to safety or stay in your vehicle. Call 911 or report the collision to law enforcement. If you or anyone else requires emergency transportation to a hospital, call 911. On...

After a car accident, you may be wondering whether your case will go to trial. However, most car accident claims settle before ever reaching the courtroom. Reasons Why Your Case Might Go to Trial It is unlikely that your car accident case will go to trial, but there are several reasons why it could. For example: If the Insurance Company Refuses to Settle Car accident cases must often head to trial if the at-fault party’s insurance company...

Staged car accidents are collisions that one or more parties carefully set up with the goal being to walk away with an easy payday. Although the scammers are responsible for the crash, they quickly blame the innocent driver and have witnesses ready to conveniently appear and tell the police what they “saw.” Suddenly the innocent driver is left paying their deductible and any related accident expenses while the scammers are filing a claim against their insurance company...