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To file a wrongful death lawsuit, gather evidence, hire an attorney, and file a civil complaint against the liable party. The claim must prove negligence, causation, and damages like lost income or companionship. Filing deadlines vary by state, so act...
READ MOREMichael Nixon, a leading attorney at Ladah Injury & Car Accident Lawyers, has been named one of The Enterprise World’s Top 5 Inspiring Leaders to Watch in 2025. The honor recognizes his integrity, compassion, and community impact in Las Vegas....
READ MOREAfter 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 MOREWho Can File a Wrongful Death Lawsuit? In Nevada, a wrongful death lawsuit can be filed by the deceased person’s heirs and the personal representative of the estate. Eligible heirs include a surviving spouse, domestic partner, children, or, if none,...
READ MOREThe average payout in a wrongful death lawsuit can range from $500,000 and several million dollars, but compensation depends heavily on the specifics of each case. Factors like medical bills, lost wages, emotional suffering, and liability influence the final amount....
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 MOREIn Nevada, you can legally own and openly carry most knives, but concealed carry requires permits for specific types, such as machetes, dirks, daggers, and switchblades. Clark County and Las Vegas have stricter local rules that limit blade lengths and...
READ MORENorth Las Vegas has its safer and its riskier zones. Some neighborhoods are fine for everyday living, while others see more crime, especially property crime and occasional violence. Residents advise staying alert, avoiding poorly lit or isolated areas at night,...
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