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It is highly recommended that you contact a Las Vegas personal injury attorney before calling your insurance company to file a Nevada car accident claim. Depending on the case, the personal injury attorney can file a claim for you or else advise you what to say – and what not to say – to the …
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No. Nevada is a “fault state” for car accidents. This means the at-fault party – and his/her insurance company – is obligated to pay for the injuries and damages that result from an automobile collision. How to recover money damages following a car accident in Nevada People in a car accident can either: file a …
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The amount of car insurance coverage that Nevada drivers are required to have is increasing substantially. Beginning next year on July 1, 2018, the minimum required auto liability coverage is increasing from $15,000 to $25,000 for the injury or death of one person. For the injury or death of two or more people, the minimum …
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Some activities are so inherently dangerous that people are assumed to have “assumed the risk” of injury simply by engaging in that activity. But operators of car racing and go-kart centers usually take no chances of being held liable for an accident. Instead, they require customers to sign liability waivers that absolve them from responsibility …