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Study: Lower BAC Limit Can Reduce Drunk Driving Accidents
Over 50 people die in drunk driving crashes every year in Las Vegas Drunk driving accidents remain a serious problem nationwide. In fact, the problem only seems to be getting worse. During the first half of last year, motor vehicle fatalities overall reached a 15-year high compared to the same time period in 2019, according...
Read MoreLas Vegas Parking Lot Accidents Often Result In Serious Injuries
Car accident lawyer explains how the injury claim process works in Nevada Parking lot accidents might seem out of the ordinary. But these types of accidents happen far more often than people might realize. This is especially true in Las Vegas, where there are many parking lots and people in them all hours of the...
Read MoreConstruction Zone Accidents Are Common in Las Vegas
A Las Vegas car accident lawyer explains what drivers should know A recent construction zone car accident in Las Vegas that left one person dead and another person critically injured illustrates just how dangerous road work zones can be for drivers and other people. The construction zone collision occurred early on a Monday morning at...
Read MoreNHTSA Launches Annual Holiday ‘Drive Sober’ Campaign
A Las Vegas Car Accident Attorney Provides Details Drunk drivers are a danger on the road, in Las Vegas, and throughout the state of Nevada. But despite laws against drunk driving, people still get behind the wheel after having too much alcohol to drink, especially around the holidays. This results in car accidents that leave...
Read MoreHow Fast Is Too Fast?
A Las Vegas car accident lawyer discusses Nevada's problem with speeding Former Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Henry Ruggs was recently ordered by a judge to wear an ankle monitor at all times, as the 22-year-old ex-NFL player continues to deal with legal consequences stemming from a tragic crash that killed a 23-year-old woman and...
Read MoreNevada Road Fatalities Rose 38% In First Half of 2021
As coronavirus restrictions eased and vaccinations became available, Americans began driving more than they had in 2020. Unfortunately, more cars on the road also brought more traffic fatalities from car accidents. And Nevada was one of eight states that saw fatalities rise by 30% or more from the same period last year. The nonprofit National...
Read MoreDrunk Driver Causes Fatal Crash With Las Vegas Police Cruiser
A 53-year-old Las Vegas woman who allegedly crashed into a police cruiser while driving under the influence of alcohol has died. The multi-vehicle crash occurred in mid-July. According to local media reports, the woman allegedly ran a red light at the intersection of East Harmon Avenue and South Pecos Road in Las Vegas and then hit...
Read MoreReport examines Airbnb’s response when someone gets hurt
Founded in 2008, Airbnb has become one of the largest hospitality companies in the world. They now have millions of listings and a market value of $90 billion. A recent article has shed light on how the company responds when someone is hurt at one of the properties listed on the service. Assaults and personal...
Read MoreEverything is back in Vegas
It’s back to business as usual in Las Vegas – or is it? The city’s hotels, casinos, and other commercial enterprises are reopening their doors. Yet the pandemic is not quite over and visitors still risk encountering the traditional dangers common in Sin City. Las Vegas rolls pandemic dice The roulette wheels are spinning, conventions...
Read MoreWhat to do if you're hit by a car in Las Vegas
Protect your health and your rights after an accident Las Vegas is a highly walkable city, particularly downtown, but too many motorists fail to properly share the road with pedestrians, with serious and often fatal consequences. In Clark County, 62 pedestrians were killed in accidents in 2020, up from 51 in 2019. Being hit by...
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