What Kind of Damages Can You Sue For?
You can sue for two primary kinds of damages: economic and non-economic. These are categories, not specific damages. One common type of economic damage is medical bills, while a common type of…
What Do I Do After I Win A Big Settlement Check?
So, you won a big settlement check. Now what? There are two different types of settlements following a lawsuit: a structured settlement or a lump sum. They are pretty self-explanatory, but the…
Should I Accept the Insurance Company’s Offer?
If you recently sustained a personal injury, do not accept an offer from any insurance company—yours or someone else’s—without first speaking to an experienced lawyer. Offers that insurance companies make directly to…
Nevada Right of Way Laws and Failure to Yield
Nevada’s laws contain detailed provisions about the right of way and duty to yield in various scenarios. Drivers must obey these rules to protect public safety. Failure to comply can trigger devastating…
How Our Lawyers Handle an Allstate Injury Claim
If you recently sustained a personal injury due to someone’s wrongful conduct, it’s reasonable to assume that you can pursue a compensation claim under your Allstate insurance policy. Having Allstate insurance coverage…
Who Is At-Fault in a Rear-End Accident?
The driver of a vehicle that hits another from behind is often at fault for a rear-end accident. But not always. Sometimes, the other party is at fault or shares the blame…
How to Determine Fault in a Rear-End Accident
Determining fault in a rear-end collision can be a factually intensive and legally complicated exercise. There’s a widespread belief that the driver of the trailing vehicle—the one that hits another from behind—is…
What Is Diminished Value After a Car Accident?
A car accident can cost you in many ways. You might suffer injuries that require medical treatment. Your car could sustain damage and need repairs. You can miss work and lose income…