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Motorcycle crash settlements range from $10,000–$50,000 for minor injuries to $500,000–$5M+ for severe or catastrophic cases. Average payouts: soft tissue $15K–$75K, fractures $50K–$250K, spinal/TBI $300K–$3M+. Compensation covers medical bills, lost wages, pain & suffering, and depends heavily on injury severity,...
READ MOREAbout 0.3% of all motorcycle riders are involved in fatal or serious injury crashes each year in Clark County, including Las Vegas. Fatal-crash data alone show about 0.08%. Nationally, federal statistics indicate motorcyclists are roughly 28 times more likely per...
READ MORENevada concealed carry laws require a permit to carry any hidden firearm. You must be 21, complete an 8-hour Nevada firearms course, pass a background check, and apply through your sheriff. Carrying concealed without a permit is a felony. Nevada...
READ MOREIf you’re injured at a hotel in Las Vegas, seek medical care immediately, report the incident to hotel management in writing, document the scene with photos and videos, and contact a personal injury attorney. Acting quickly protects your health, preserves...
READ MORENevada allows you to carry a visible firearm without a permit if you’re 18 or older and legally allowed to own guns. Open carry means your firearm is clearly visible to others, not hidden under clothing or in bags. You...
READ MORENevada marijuana laws allow adults 21 and older to legally purchase, possess, and consume marijuana, but strict rules govern where you can use it, how much you can carry, and when you can drive. Visitors and residents can buy cannabis...
READ MOREA wrongful death lawsuit can take 6 months to 2 years to resolve in Nevada, but each case varies based on the details. Settlement cases generally resolve more quickly, while cases that proceed to trial often take considerably longer. The...
READ MOREFind a wrongful death attorney in Las Vegas by choosing a lawyer with proven Nevada wrongful death results, strong trial experience, and resources for expert investigations. Look for free consultations, contingency fees, and former insurance-defense backgrounds. Verify bar status, reviews,...
READ MOREMost wrongful death settlements are not taxable under federal law because the IRS does not view them as income. However, certain portions like punitive damages and interest earnings may be subject to taxation, and the way your settlement is structured...
READ MOREA wrongful death settlement is divided through court-approved “proportional loss.” Nevada allocates shares based on each eligible heir’s financial dependence, lost support, companionship, and relationship to the deceased. Spouses and children are prioritized, followed by parents and other heirs. If...
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