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In many ways, single vehicle accidents are no different than crashes involving two or more vehicles. Although you did not hit a car, you probably still crashed into a tree, fire hydrant, or house. Some cars involved in single-vehicle crashes...
READ MOREElectric cars might be the wave of the future. Since 2010, more than 2.3 million plug-in electric vehicles have sold in the United States, and millions more could soon be charging at a station near you. In fact, the federal...
READ MORECar accidents can leave motorists with a serious injury. As experienced auto accident attorneys in Las Vegas, we see many of our clients incur massive medical bills to treat fractures, concussions, back injuries, and spinal cord injuries. Their surgeries, rehab,...
READ MOREDemand Letters Kick of Negotiations With a demand letter, you tell the at-fault driver’s insurer what caused the accident and how much compensation you want. This is the “demand” part of a demand letter. You are letting the insurer know...
READ MOREWhat happens after a car accident in Las Vegas? After a car accident in Vegas, immediate steps include ensuring safety, calling the police, and seeking medical attention. Exchange information with involved parties, document the scene, and notify your insurance. Consult...
READ MOREThe odds of getting in a car accident are higher than many realize. On average, drivers face a 1-in-366 chance of an accident daily and are likely to experience one every 17 years. Factors like location, driving habits, and weather...
READ MORELas Vegas is one of the top global destinations for visitors. According to data from Forbes, Vegas is the 6th most visited U.S. city for international travellers and the 3rd most visited city for domestic travellers. Whether you are visiting...
READ MORECar crashes happen every day in Clark County. They remain one of the leading causes of accidental injuries in the United States. The National Safety Council (NSC) reports that 42,000 people were killed in motor vehicle wrecks in 2020 alone....
READ MORECar accidents remain a top public safety threat in the United States. According to the National Safety Council (NSC), the number of catastrophic accidents jumped by nearly 25 percent in 2020. A serious crash can result in severe injuries and,...
READ MOREMotor vehicle accidents are among the leading causes of serious injuries nationwide. According to data provided by the Association for Safe International Road Travel (ASIRT), approximately 4.4 million Americans are injured in traffic collisions each year. While car crashes impact...
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