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You gave the officer a straight account. Days later the adjuster reads you the other driver’s version, and it describes a different crash entirely. Suddenly you are the one who ran the light, drifted the lane, or stopped short for no reason. Experienced Read More
You gave the officer a straight account. Days later the adjuster reads you the other driver’s version, and it describes a different crash entirely. Suddenly you are the one who ran the light, drifted the lane, or stopped short for no reason.
Experienced Read More
Casino floors are designed to hold your attention. No clocks, no windows, patterned carpet, polished tile by the bars, drinks moving everywhere. When someone goes down, the property’s response is immediate and well-practiced. Yours usually is not, and that gap often decides Read More
Las Vegas welcomes tens of millions of visitors each year, and with so many people driving rental cars and using taxis or rideshare services, accidents are unfortunately unavoidable. If you were injured while visiting and have since returned home, you may be Read More
Las Vegas casinos and hotels welcome millions of guests every year. With round-the-clock crowds, busy floors, pools, restaurants, and parking structures, these properties are full of places where accidents can happen. Most visitors never expect to get hurt on vacation, but injuries Read More
Despite years of public awareness campaigns and stricter laws, distracted driving remains one of the leading causes of crashes in Las Vegas. Smartphones, busy roads, and a constant flow of visitors create the perfect conditions for a moment of inattention to turn Read More
Personal injury cases in Nevada often depend heavily on the strength and quality of the evidence presented. Whether the injury resulted from a car accident, truck collision, slip and fall, workplace injury, or another form of negligence, strong evidence can significantly affect Read More
Car accidents and personal injury cases are not always straightforward. In many situations, more than one person may share responsibility for what happened. Nevada law recognizes this reality through a legal principle called modified comparative negligence. This rule plays a major role Read More
Las Vegas is known for its luxury hotels, world-class entertainment, and constant flow of visitors. With millions of people walking through hotel lobbies, casinos, pools, and restaurants every day, the risk of accidents is always present. Among the most common incidents are Read More
Rental trucks are widely used for moving, deliveries, and business operations, but they also present unique risks on the road. Due to their size, weight, and handling differences, these vehicles can be more difficult to control, especially for inexperienced drivers. When a Read More
Las Vegas is known for its vibrant nightlife, busy tourism industry, and rapidly growing population. While the city offers world-class entertainment and attractions, it also experiences heavy traffic throughout the year. Major roadways such as Interstate 15, U.S. Route 95, and the Read More
Obtain accurate contact information for any potential witnesses to the collision.
Take clear photographs of the adverse driver’s insurance card, vehicle registration, driver’s license and license plate. You may also need to document the adverse vehicle’s VIN number if possible. This is important, as often times we will need to employ investigative measures to obtain accurate auto insurance information for the adverse driver.
If it is safe to do so, and traffic is not impeded, take clear photographs of all vehicles involved in the collision prior to moving any of the vehicles from their positions. This will also help to establish who is at fault for the collision.
Immediately call 9-11 and request that an officer report to the scene of the collision. Notify the dispatcher of any obvious and apparent injuries. Wait for the police to arrive at the scene of the accident. In certain instances, you will need to obtain a police report in order to file a claim with the insurance carrier(s). It is beneficial to the case to have documentation from the police identifying the at-fault party.
