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If your car is deemed totaled but remains drivable, the insurer still declares it a total loss. You may accept a payout and surrender the title, or negotiate a salvage retention to keep and drive it. However, you’ll need a...
READ MOREFireworks are legal in Las Vegas only during a narrow window from June 28 through July 4, and only if you buy Safe-N-Sane varieties from licensed Clark County vendors. Outside this one week, possessing any fireworks becomes illegal, even the...
READ MOREAggressive driving behaviors contribute to 50% to 56% of all fatal crashes in the United States, according to studies by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. These preventable deaths result from dangerous actions...
READ MOREIn Las Vegas, drinking in public is generally permitted, especially along the Strip and Fremont Street, making it a popular part of the city’s nightlife. However, laws restrict alcohol in glass or metal containers and prohibit drinking near schools, churches,...
READ MOREMost personal injury cases don’t go to court. Instead, they are usually settled through negotiations. Because trials can be long, expensive, and unpredictable, both sides usually want to come to an agreement ahead of time. But if you can’t settle,...
READ MOREYou can file a police report in Las Vegas through the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) online system, by calling their non-emergency line at (702) 828-3111, or by visiting any LVMPD station in person. The online system works 24/7...
READ MORESlip and fall cases can be hard to win because you must prove the property owner was negligent and failed to provide warnings. Evidence such as photos, witness statements, and medical records is crucial. Defense arguments often blame the victim’s...
READ MORETruck accident settlements typically range from $30,000 to $150,000, depending on injury severity, fault, and insurance coverage. Minor injuries may result in lower settlements, while severe or permanent injuries can lead to payouts exceeding $500,000 or more. Each case varies...
READ MORENevada is not a no-fault state for car accidents. Nevada follows an at-fault system, which means the driver who causes your accident is financially responsible for your medical bills, lost wages, vehicle damage, and pain and suffering. You can file...
READ MOREHiring a personal injury attorney is often worth it if your case involves serious injuries, disputed liability, or complex negotiations with insurance companies. Attorneys bring legal expertise, improve your chances of fair compensation, and handle stressful processes. For minor claims...
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