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Las Vegas is one of the busiest driving environments in the Southwest. With a rapidly growing population, constant construction, and millions of tourists visiting each year, the city’s roadways are under continuous pressure. These conditions create specific traffic patterns that significantly increase Read More
In a vibrant, fast-paced city like Las Vegas, bright lights and constant movement are part of everyday life. Millions of visitors flood hotels, casinos, restaurants, and entertainment venues every year. While the city’s energy is part of its charm, it also means Read More
Las Vegas is famous for its luxury hotels, world-class casinos, vibrant nightlife, and non-stop entertainment. Tourists from around the globe visit to experience its glitz and glamour. But accidents can happen anywhere—even in the most upscale and well-maintained properties. In a city Read More
The moments following an injury can be chaotic and overwhelming. Amidst the physical pain, medical appointments, and emotional stress, the question of legal action might seem like an added complication you would rather postpone. However, a delay in seeking legal counsel can Read More
In the chaotic moments following a car crash, it can be challenging to think clearly. Amidst the rush of adrenaline and the immediate concern for your safety and the well-being of others, your mind may not immediately turn to documentation. However, one Read More
In the aftermath of an injury, the language used by legal professionals can often sound complex and intimidating. You might hear the words ‘claim’ and ‘lawsuit’ used, sometimes interchangeably, leaving you to wonder about the precise nature of your situation. Understanding the distinction Read More
At the scene of an accident, your adrenaline may be running high, your mind racing, and your focus centered on immediate concerns. It is not uncommon for people to walk away from a crash or collision feeling shaken but seemingly unharmed. However, days later, the Read More
Regardless of severity, a car accident can leave you shaken and unsure about what to do next. Once the immediate safety concerns are addressed, it’s vital to begin documenting the incident thoroughly. The details you capture at the scene can significantly impact how Read More
Las Vegas is a city that never sleeps, where the neon lights, entertainment, and nightlife pulse into the early morning hours. While its vibrant after-dark atmosphere is one of its biggest attractions, nighttime driving in Las Vegas can be more hazardous than Read More
When someone is hurt in an accident caused by someone else’s negligence, the legal process depends heavily on evidence. One powerful form of evidence in personal injury cases is testimony from a witness who saw what happened or can speak to the Read More
Multi-car accidents can be chaotic, confusing, and devastating. Unlike collisions involving just two vehicles, these crashes often involve a chain reaction, where damage and injuries ripple across multiple drivers and passengers. Determining who’s at fault isn’t always straightforward. It can take a thorough investigation 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.
