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$25M


Product Defect - Wrongful Death
$0 Initial Offer A defective vehicle design caused a gas tank explosion. The defense initially denied fault and refused to offer compensation.
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$5M


Trucking Accident
$0 Initial Offer A semi-truck ran a stop sign, hitting our client in a crosswalk. Despite denied liability, we secured full policy limits.
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$3.025M


Car Accident
$100k Initial Offer A fault-free passenger suffered permanent spinal injuries in a T-bone crash. We secured full policy limits—30x the initial offer.
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$2.6M


Car Accident
$50k Initial Offer A work truck rear-ended our client, causing spinal injuries. After contested litigation, the defense paid 52x their initial offer.
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$2.578M


Car Accident
$0 Initial Offer After smoking weed, the defendant turned into oncoming traffic, causing a T-bone collision and our client's spinal injuries.

Driving Laws for Senior Citizens in Nevada

As senior citizens represent a growing segment of the driving population, it is essential to ensure that they maintain safe driving practices for the overall safety of the community. In Nevada, specific driving laws and guidelines are implemented to accommodate the needs of senior drivers while prioritizing road safety. It’s important to keep the…

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Nevada Move Over Laws

Move Over Laws are designed to protect emergency responders, tow truck operators, those who have been involved in car accidents, and others who may be on the side of the road by requiring drivers to change lanes or slow down when approaching. These laws not only enhance the safety of individuals providing critical roadside…

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Insurance Claims: First-Party vs Third-Party

Navigating the intricacies of insurance claims is crucial for personal injury victims seeking compensation. Understanding the differences between first-party and third-party insurance claims can significantly impact the outcome of a claim and the amount of compensation received. This knowledge is pivotal in ensuring that victims are adequately compensated for their injuries and losses. Contact…

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Nevada Car Seat Booster Laws

It’s important to keep children safe while in a car, and Nevada has specific laws that govern the use of booster seats. However, if you installed the seat according to directions, but it failed to protect your child, it might be defective. Manufacturers are legally responsible when their products injure others. In addition, a…

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Can You Go to Jail for a Fatal Car Accident?

You could go to jail for a fatal car accident. Nevada statute  484B.657 makes vehicular manslaughter a misdemeanor offense–if the driver proximately causes the death of another person through negligence or an act of omission. However, not all accidents are caused by negligence. The highway might have been dangerous due to inclement weather, such as…

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