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To 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...
READ MOREYou can receive compensation for anxiety after a car accident if it resulted from someone else’s negligence. Emotional distress is a recognized damage under Nevada law and may be covered as part of a personal injury claim. You walk away...
READ MOREPeople get sick after a car accident due to stress, adrenaline crash, concussion, whiplash, or internal injuries. Nausea can also come from pain, shock or even medication side effects from emergency treatment or hospitalization. An motor vehicle accident is a...
READ MOREIf your medical bills are more than your settlement, you may be responsible for the remaining balance. However, options like bill negotiation, medical liens, or payment plans may help reduce what you owe after the case is resolved. It’s not...
READ MOREU.S. Route 93 is one of the most dangerous highways leading into Las Vegas. Fast speeds, poor lighting, and long, rural stretches make it a hotspot for serious car accidents. Many drivers—especially tourists—don’t realize how risky it can be until...
READ MOREAt Ladah Law Firm, we are committed to standing up for the most vulnerable members of our community — especially children. When news of a disturbing incident involving alleged mistreatment at a Las Vegas childcare facility surfaced, attorney Ramzy Ladah...
READ MOREDetermining fault by the location of damage is one of the most common—and contested—methods used after a car accident. Without a solid understanding of how damage patterns are interpreted, drivers can end up wrongly blamed or face denied claims. Learning...
READ MORECrashing in a company car can leave you feeling overwhelmed. It’s not always clear who’s responsible for what. You might be wondering if you’re on the hook for the damage—or if your employer or their insurance is supposed to step...
READ MOREA car accident can turn your life upside down in a matter of seconds—leaving you with injuries, financial strain, and a whirlwind of legal questions. In the chaos that follows, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed or unsure about your next...
READ MOREThe average settlement for non-injury car accidents typically ranges from $500 to $10,000, depending on factors like property damage, insurance coverage, and fault. Minor fender benders with little vehicle damage fall on the lower end, while more extensive repairs can...
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