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Jaywalking is illegal in Nevada (NRS) 484B.287. Pedestrians must cross at designated crosswalks and obey signals. Fines apply. In extreme cases—where jaywalking leads to a fatal pedestrian accident—charges can be upgraded to involuntary manslaughter. Nevada enforces pedestrian laws, it’s all...
READ MOREA rear-end collision in Nevada may not be your fault if the driver ahead braked suddenly for no reason, reversed into you, had faulty brake lights, or made an abrupt lane change. If another vehicle pushed you forward into the...
READ MORELower back pain car accident settlements vary widely based on injury severity, medical treatment required, and impact on daily life. Minor strains may settle for thousands, while herniated discs or spinal injuries can reach six figures. Factors include liability clarity,...
READ MOREThere are some things you should avoid during your trip to Las Vegas. Don’t walk long distances in poor footwear, jaywalk across the Strip, or climb hotel structures for photos. Avoid swimming while intoxicated, overdrinking in the heat, or engaging...
READ MOREYou don’t always need a lawyer for a minor car accident, but it’s wise to consult a personal injury attorney if it involves injury or disputed fault. When you’re in a minor car accident in Las Vegas, you might wonder,...
READ MOREThe average payout for pedestrian hit by car, depending on injuries, typically ranges from $54,000 to $67,512. Settlement amounts vary based on injury severity, fault, medical costs, and lost wages. Minor injuries may receive less, while severe or permanent injuries...
READ MOREHave a headache after car accident but didn’t hit your hit? This may be due to whiplash, a concussion, stress, or a soft tissue injury. Even without hitting your head, sudden impact can strain the neck and brain, leading to...
READ MOREAttorney Ramzy Ladah of Ladah Law Firm secured a $15 million jury verdict on behalf of the family of a man tragically killed in a high-speed crash in Las Vegas. “We’re happy to see the Echevarria family get justice in...
READ MORESteering wheel injuries are physical traumas caused when a driver’s body forcefully strikes the wheel during a car accident. These injuries can include chest bruises, broken ribs, internal bleeding, organ damage, and lung or thoracic injuries, often requiring urgent care....
READ MORETo prove PTSD after a car accident, you need a formal diagnosis from a licensed mental health professional, consistent treatment records, and documentation linking your condition to the crash. Supporting evidence like expert testimony, witness statements, and personal journals can...
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