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The average settlement for non-injury car accidents typically ranges from $500 to $10,000, depending on factors like property damage, insurance coverage, and fault. Minor fender benders with little vehicle damage fall on the lower end, while more extensive repairs can...
READ MOREThe average payout for T-bone accidents varies widely, but can typically range from $20,000 to $150,000+. Factors like injury severity, medical costs, lost wages, and liability influence payouts. Cases involving permanent injuries or wrongful death can reach seven figures. Getting...
READ MOREIf you have chest pain after a car accident, seek medical attention immediately. Chest pain could indicate serious injuries like broken ribs, internal bleeding, or heart issues. Avoid strenuous activity and monitor symptoms like shortness of breath or dizziness. Even...
READ MOREYou can sue an apartment complex for lack of security if negligence led to harm. If the landlord failed to provide adequate security, resulting in injury or crime, you may have a premises liability claim for compensation. No one should...
READ MORELas Vegas is a city of excitement, known for its dazzling lights, world-famous casinos, and vibrant nightlife. But beyond the glitz and glamour, the city is also home to some weird laws in Las Vegas, Nevada that might leave both...
READ MORENevada law allows 35% VLT (Visible Light Transmission) on front side windows, any tint on rear and back windows, and non-reflective tint above the AS-1 line on the windshield. Reflectivity must not exceed 35%. Medical exemptions are permitted. As you...
READ MOREUnlicensed drivers are not automatically at fault for a car accident. Fault is determined based on negligence and traffic laws. However, driving without a license is illegal and may result in penalties, regardless of who caused the accident. Car accidents...
READ MORENevada law (NRS 484B.157) requires children under 6 and under 57″ tall (or weighing less than 60 lb) to use an approved car seat or booster in the back seat. Infants under 2 must ride rear-facing. After outgrowing rear-facing, kids use forward-facing...
READ MOREDriving in Las Vegas comes with risks, and a serious crash can turn your life upside down– especially if you’re driving a leased vehicle. Unlike owning a car, leasing involves strict financial agreements that don’t disappear after a wreck. You...
READ MOREWhat is brake checking exactly? Brake checking is when a driver suddenly and intentionally slams on their brakes to startle or force the driver behind them to brake abruptly. It’s often done out of road rage and can cause rear-end...
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