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call or text us 702-605-5000Key Takeaways Nevada law presumes the rear driver is at fault in most rear-end crashes. Tailgating, distraction, and speeding are the most common causes of rear driver liability. A front driver can share fault for sudden stops, broken brake lights, or illegal maneuvers. Nevad...read more
Key Takeaways Nevada's modified comparative negligence rule allows recovery only when a claimant is 50% or less at fault. Under NRS 41.141, financial recovery is reduced proportionally by an injured party's assigned fault percentage. If a judge or jury finds a claimant 51% or mo...read more
Key Takeaways Knowing what happens if you crash a leased car in Nevada helps protect you from unexpected financial liability. Leasing companies require OEM parts for repairs, and cutting corners can put your lease agreement at risk. When a leased car is totaled, the insurer pays...read more
Key Takeaways Nevada draws the line between an accident and a crime based on how a driver behaved behind the wheel. A DUI that causes a fatal crash can support vehicular homicide charges, carrying a sentence of 25 years to life. When simple negligence leads to a death, Nevada la...read more
Reckless driving in Nevada creates dangerous situations on roads, particularly in high-traffic areas like Las Vegas, transforming routine commutes or weekend trips into serious car accidents. State law classifies this conduct as a criminal offense because it endangers residents, tourists, ...read more
Key Takeaways Human error is the leading driver of Nevada traffic crashes, with distracted and impaired driving topping the list. Impaired driving accounts for 40.6% of all Nevada traffic fatalities in 2024. Speeding contributed to 28.4% of statewide traffic fatalities in 2024. ...read more
Car accidents can be stressful, and understanding your legal responsibilities is essential. If you’ve ever wondered, "Is Nevada a no-fault state?" the answer is no. Nevada follows a fault-based system, which means the driver responsible for the accident is financially liable for damages....read more
Nevada's law requires that every driver carries a minimum amount of auto insurance coverage and properly registers their vehicles with the state. These requirements cost money, but they are critical to maintaining maximum safety on our roads. Any driver who does not meet these requireme...read more
At what age can you get your license in Nevada is a common question among teens. Learning to get a learner’s permit is seen as their first step toward freedom and the responsibilities of adulthood. It’s also a very serious transition for parents, who do their best to keep their childre...read more
As you navigate the fast-paced and often chaotic streets of Las Vegas, it's imperative to adopt safe driving practices that reduce the risk of accidents. One of the simplest yet most impactful changes you can make is adjusting how you hold the steering wheel. The National Highway Traffic S...read more
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Cloward Trial Lawyers
6830 W Oquendo Rd., Ste. 202, Las Vegas, Nevada 89118