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Waiting for an insurance company to respond to a demand letter can be stressful. In Nevada, insurance companies are allowed 30 working days to make a decision on a claim after receiving completed proof-of-loss forms. However, there is no law that requires an insurance company to respond to a demand letter, and there are several factors that can delay the amount of time it takes for a response. Best-Case Scenario Hopefully, the insurance company will respond to...

Whether you can claim personal injury if you were at fault for an accident will depend on the type of insurance coverage you have and if you were entirely to blame. Total Fault If you were solely responsible for a car accident, it is unlikely that you will be able to file a personal injury claim for damages. Nevada is a fault state, which means the person at fault for a collision is liable for the damages...

If you or a loved one’s personal injury case makes it to trial, you need to know what to expect. Here is a basic overview of the six main phases of the personal injury trial process. Jury Trial or Bench Trial A plaintiff (victim) generally has a right to choose between a jury trial or a bench trial. A bench trial is when a judge determines the outcome of a personal injury case rather than a jury....

The lawyer who represents you in your personal injury case can significantly impact whether you recover the compensation you deserve. Here are some tips on choosing the right one. Personal Referrals Searching for representation can be made much easier if a friend, family member, coworker, or any other acquaintance can recommend a trusted personal injury lawyer in Las Vegas. However, keep in mind that although their attorney may have been suitable for their case, it doesn’t mean...

Communication between a client and their personal injury lawyer is typically protected under what is known as attorney-client privilege. However, this privilege is not absolute, so there are exceptions when attorney-client privilege does not apply. The Crime-Fraud Exception The intent of a personal injury client’s communication will determine whether attorney-client privilege applies. When a client’s intention is to cover up or commit a crime or fraud, the crime-fraud exception will come into play. The client must have:...