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Why Uninsured Motorist Coverage Matters More Than Ever in Las Vegas
With Expired Temp Tags and Fake Plates on the Rise, Too Many Drivers Have No Insurance Las Vegas roads are no stranger to chaos—crashes, reckless drivers, and now a troubling new trend: more vehicles are being spotted with expired temporary tags, counterfeit dealer plates, or no license plates at all. According to the Nevada DMV,...
Read MoreDriving Behaviors That Contribute to the 'Deadliest Days' for Teens
How distraction, speeding, and peer pressure lead to summer teen crashes Every Memorial Day, millions of Americans pack their bags, load up their cars, and hit the road. It’s the unofficial start of summer; a time for vacations, scenic drives, barbecues, and long weekends. But while we welcome this time, traffic safety experts sound a...
Read MoreWhat to Do After a Motorcycle Crash Leaves You Seriously Hurt
How a Las Vegas motorcycle accident lawyer can help you pursue maximum compensation The sound of metal scraping asphalt. The blur of a car that didn’t see you coming. One minute you’re cruising along with the wind in your face, and the next, you're dealing with serious pain, suffering, and a complicated insurance claim. Motorcycle...
Read MoreDistracted Driving in Las Vegas Is a Growing Problem
Distracted Drivers Are Causing Serious Injuries in Las Vegas and Beyond When drivers take their eyes off the road, the consequences can be deadly. In Las Vegas, police have launched a new crackdown to stop distracted drivers before they cause serious harm. But for those already injured in a crash, accountability doesn’t come easy—especially when...
Read MoreProperty Owners Can Be Held Responsible for Fall-Related Brain Injuries
In Las Vegas, slip and fall incidents occur frequently at casinos, hotels, and other establishments where visitors rely on property owners to maintain premises. However, when owners neglect to address these hazards, slip and falls can occur and result in traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). Even a minor fall can lead to cognitive issues, chronic pain, and emotional...
Read MoreNevada Had a Record Number of Pedestrian Deaths in 2024
For 112 people in Nevada, 2024 was their last year. They weren’t behind the wheel or recklessly speeding down highways. They were simply walking, crossing streets, heading home from work, or making their way through intersections when a driver’s negligence turned fatal. Last year was the deadliest on record for pedestrians in the Silver State,...
Read More158th Traffic Fatality Highlights Las Vegas' Road Safety Concerns
On a cool Monday evening in Las Vegas, a life was suddenly and tragically cut short. A 32-year-old man was crossing the street in a marked crosswalk, an everyday act that should have been safe. But in a split second, his life ended when a speeding driver hit and killed him. That man wasn’t just...
Read MoreHow To Document Your Slip and Fall Accident
A slip and fall accident can happen anywhere, and the consequences are often more severe than people realize. These incidents are the second leading cause of unintentional deaths globally, just behind automobile accidents. In the United States, millions of people visit emergency rooms each year due to falls, with older adults being particularly vulnerable. About...
Read MoreHit By a Drunk Driver? An Attorney Can Protect Your Rights
Alcohol impairs the brain and lowers a person’s ability to think, react, and control muscles. These abilities are all needed to drive safely. When a driver consumes alcohol, their Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) rises. Being hit by a drunk driver can have devastating consequences, including serious injuries, medical expenses, lost income, and pain and suffering...
Read MoreNew Safety Rule Targets Trucks, SUVs in Response to Rising Pedestrian Deaths
Pedestrian accidents have become an alarming concern across the United States, leaving countless families and communities devastated by sudden and tragic losses. Despite ongoing efforts to enhance road safety, the number of pedestrian deaths continues to rise. Sophie Shulman, NHTSA’s Deputy Administrator, reported to The Sun that pedestrian fatalities spiked by 57% between 2013 and...
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