Plain answers to the questions people ask us most after an accident in Las Vegas.
Hurt in a fall at a Las Vegas casino? Here is who actually pays the medical bills, how Nevada's fault rule works, and the 2-year deadline under NRS 11.190.
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How fault is decided after a Las Vegas motorcycle crash, how Nevada's 51 percent comparative negligence rule works, and what evidence proves who caused it.
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A step-by-step guide to what to do after a car accident in Las Vegas, from the scene and police report to Nevada's 2-year deadline and dealing with adjusters.
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How Nevada car accident claim value is actually calculated: damages, fault percentages, policy limits, and the 2-year deadline under NRS 11.190.
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A Las Vegas guide to recorded statements after a car crash: when you must give one, when you can say no, and how the recording gets used against you.
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In Nevada you can still recover money if you were partly at fault, as long as your share stays at 50% or less. Here is how the 51 percent rule works.
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The at-fault driver in your Nevada crash had no insurance. Here is how uninsured motorist coverage, hit-and-run claims and the 2-year deadline work.
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An adjuster saying the Las Vegas crash was your fault is an opinion, not a ruling. How Nevada's 51% comparative fault rule works and what to do next.
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Nevada gives you 2 years from the date of injury to file a car accident lawsuit under NRS 11.190. What the deadline means for your Las Vegas claim.
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A Las Vegas injury attorney explains what actually sets the timeline on a Nevada car accident claim, from treatment to demand letter to trial.
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Las Vegas casino surveillance video is often overwritten within days. Here is how to demand it in writing before it disappears, and what to do next.
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When a lawyer helps after a slip and fall in a Las Vegas store, what evidence disappears first, Nevada's 2-year deadline and the 51% fault rule.
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A Las Vegas casino refused to hand over your incident report. Here is what Nevada law actually requires, how to get the report later, and what to do today.
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