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After a car accident, you should see an emergency room doctor immediately for severe injuries like head trauma, broken bones, or difficulty breathing. For non-emergency symptoms like neck pain, back pain, or headaches, you can choose between your primary care...
READ MOREA car accident trial usually lasts a few days to several weeks, depending on complexity. Straightforward cases with clear evidence may resolve in 2–5 days, while disputes over liability, severe injuries, or multiple witnesses can extend for weeks. Pre-trial motions...
READ MOREA hit and run investigation can take anywhere from a few days to several months, depending on the available evidence. Police typically review surveillance footage, witness statements, and vehicle records to identify the driver. Complex cases may take longer, especially...
READ MOREIt’s never too late to see a doctor for your health, but waiting more than 72 hours after a car accident can seriously hurt your injury claim. While Nevada law doesn’t set a medical deadline, insurance companies expect prompt treatment....
READ MOREIf your car is deemed totaled but remains drivable, the insurer still declares it a total loss. You may accept a payout and surrender the title, or negotiate a salvage retention to keep and drive it. However, you’ll need a...
READ MOREAggressive driving behaviors contribute to 50% to 56% of all fatal crashes in the United States, according to studies by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. These preventable deaths result from dangerous actions...
READ MOREThe average low impact car accident settlement in Las Vegas is typically around $3,000 to $15,000, depending on the specifics of the case. These accidents often involve minor injuries such as whiplash or soft tissue damage, with limited medical expenses....
READ MOREIf a valet attendant damages your car in Vegas, immediately document the damage with photos and notify the valet manager on site. Request a written incident report and keep all receipts. Contact your insurance company and the valet service’s insurer....
READ MOREBrain swelling after a car accident is a medical emergency. Swelling increases pressure inside the skull, which can restrict blood flow, damage brain tissue, and cause permanent disability or death. Symptoms may develop quickly or over hours. Immediate treatment is...
READ MOREHiring attorneys who handle car accidents offers significant benefits, including skilled negotiation with insurance companies, thorough investigation of your claim, and protection of your legal rights. Their experience ensures you pursue maximum compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and pain...
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