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You can sue Lyft’s driver, another motorist, or in some cases Lyft itself after an accident in Las Vegas. In most claims, Lyft’s insurance pays, and the coverage available depends on whether the driver’s app was off, waiting for a...

A Las Vegas car accident lawsuit timeline can run from several months to three years or longer depending on severity of injuries. The biggest factors are how badly you were hurt, how clear the fault picture is, and whether the...

After a hit and run in Nevada, call 911, stay at the scene, and record every detail you can about the fleeing vehicle. Then collect witness contact information, file a police report, get medical care, and notify your own insurance...

Left turns across traffic are dangerous because it’s very difficult to accurately determine the speed of oncoming vehicles. You also have to watch for pedestrians and time the turn around a changing signal. Federal crash research found that turning left...

In a multi-car accident, the at-fault driver’s liability insurance pays for the damages caused by the policy holder. When multiple drivers share blame, multiple insurance companies pay based on each driver’s percentage of fault. Because Nevada is an at-fault state,...

A Nevada car accident settlement calculator adds your economic and noneconomic damages, then reduces the total by your share of fault. Economic damages include medical bills, lost wages, and property damage. Noneconomic damages cover pain, emotional distress, and lost quality...