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The most common types of spinal cord injuries in Nevada are incomplete tetraplegia, incomplete paraplegia, and complete paraplegia. Incomplete tetraplegia, involving partial loss of function in the arms and legs, occurs most often due to neck injuries. Other common injuries...
READ MOREThe average settlement for a broken bone from a car accident in North Las Vegas typically ranges from $15,000 to over $150,000, depending on injury severity. Simple fractures treated with a cast settle for less, while breaks requiring surgery, extended...
READ MOREIn Clark County, the average personal injury settlement ranges from $10,000 for minor injuries to $1 million or more for major injuries. There is no single average, but typical ranges are $10,000–$50,000 for minor injuries, $50,000–$250,000 for surgical injuries, and...
READ MORETo file a Nevada dog bite lawsuit, first seek medical care, report the bite and any injuries, and contact a personal injury attorney. Photograph injuries, the scene, and get witness and owner information. Because Nevada isn’t strict liability, you must...
READ MOREAsk a truck accident lawyer about their experience with commercial truck cases, who may be liable, and how compensation is calculated. You should also ask about evidence preservation, handling insurance companies, expected timelines, and fees. These questions help ensure the...
READ MOREAverage catastrophic injury compensation in Las Vegas ranges from $1 million to $5 million or more, depending on the severity of the injury. Cases involving paralysis, severe traumatic brain injuries, amputations, or extensive burns often reach the higher end. Compensation...
READ MOREA catastrophic injury is a severe injury that permanently prevents you from performing work or living independently. Common examples include traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries causing paralysis, amputations, severe burns, and multiple fractures. These injuries often require lifelong medical...
READ MOREThe most common types of workplace injuries in Las Vegas include slips and falls, overexertion injuries, and repetitive strain conditions due to the city’s 24/7 hospitality, construction, and entertainment industries. Other frequent injuries include struck-by accidents, machinery-related injuries, heat illness,...
READ MORENursing home negligence cases depend on proving that a care facility failed to meet required standards and caused harm to a resident. In Nevada, this requires showing duty of care, breach, causation, and damages using medical records, photos, witness statements,...
READ MOREMost personal injury cases don’t go to court. Instead, they are usually settled through negotiations. Because trials can be long, expensive, and unpredictable, both sides usually want to come to an agreement ahead of time. But if you can’t settle,...
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