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What to Do If You Get Into a Bicycle Accident

What to Do If You Get Into a Bicycle Accident

Bicycle accidents in Nevada are on the rise and can happen anywhere, from roadways and sidewalks to bike trails and beyond. As such, it’s vital that all cyclists know how to respond to potentially life-threatening collisions before they strap on a helmet and start pedaling; if you’ve recently been in a bicycle accident, there are a few key things you should keep in mind. Note that regardless of whether or not you’ve violated one of Nevada’s bicycle laws in the [...]

How to Handle Insurance Adjusters After an Accident

How to Handle Insurance Adjusters After an Accident

Attorneys often cite cautionary tales of dishonest, greedy adjusters, out to scam claimants as much as legally possible. Contrary to this depiction, many adjusters do act in good faith, with honest, fair methods—yet just as many unfortunately do not, and it’s extremely difficult to tell which side of the spectrum your adjuster falls on. As such, you should always play it safe when handling insurance adjusters after a car accident in Nevada. Know Whether You’d Like to Settle Most auto accident [...]

Understanding Uber and Lyft Ridesharing Accidents

Understanding Uber and Lyft Ridesharing Accidents

Uber and Lyft both qualify as ridesharing companies (legally known as “transportation network” companies), providing convenient transportation to many a passenger by connecting them to freelance drivers employed by the company. For many a commuter, these services can be far superior to driving themselves, albeit more expensive—for example, according to Uber’s US Safety Report, the average ridesharing trip is tens of times safer than a regular motorist’s journey.  However, whether safer or not, ridesharing car accidents in Nevada can and [...]

What To Do If You Get Into A Motorcycle Accident

What to do if You Get Into a Motorcycle Accident

Motorcycle accidents happen for a variety of reasons, but regardless of the cause, these collisions are traumatic, stressful experiences for everyone involved. In the moments following a crash, it’s important to stay calm. As with any accident, you should prioritize first aid and call 911 if anyone is visibly injured; shock suppresses pain responses shortly after a traumatic experience, so you might feel fine despite being severely wounded. Provided that there isn’t an emergency to deal with, you can [...]

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