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call or text us 702-605-5000"What happens when your car is totaled but still drivable" is a common question after an accident. In resume, no, you cannot drive a totaled car in Nevada until it has been rebuilt and inspected. A vehicle is considered totaled when the cost of repairs exceeds its market value. In Nevada, ...read more
Rear-end collisions are common, and many people assume the rear driver is always the one to blame. But is that really true? In Nevada, the responsibility isn’t always clear-cut. The front car user's actions, road conditions, and other factors can all play a role in determining who’s re...read more
Key Takeaways The amount of vehicle damage alone does not determine fault in a car accident. Investigators analyze point of impact, direction of impact, and damage severity to understand how the crash occurred. Police reports, witness statements, skid marks, and surveillance foo...read more
Nothing startles you like another vehicle slamming into the side of your car. Between your injuries and the damage to your vehicle, you may be forced to abandon daily activities. A few weeks of doctor’s visits and the inability to work can quickly become a financial burden. If you have b...read more
If you have been injured on the road by another person driving a company vehicle, you may wonder who is responsible for the damages. The answer depends on the specific circumstances of the accident, but it's important to know that you have rights. A personal injury lawyer can help you unde...read more
Auto accidents are a top cause of accidental or unexpected death and injury in Nevada. In the last decade, the number of fatal crashes has risen in Nevada, and many more people suffer serious injuries in accidents. To protect the health and rights of everyone involved, Nevada law requires ...read more
Being involved in an accident can be a stressful and confusing experience. In the midst of all the chaos, it's important to remember that you have rights. One of your most important rights is to exchange insurance information with the other driver involved in the accident. In Nevada, it...read more
Key Takeaways A driver may be responsible if they hit a dog due to negligence, such as speeding, distracted driving, or failing to pay attention to the road. Drivers can also be liable if the incident involved intentional harm or if the driver was working at the time and their empl...read more
Key Takeaways In Nevada, drivers may turn right on a red light after coming to a complete stop, unless a sign specifically prohibits it. Drivers must stop behind the crosswalk, yield to pedestrians, cyclists, and oncoming traffic, and ensure the turn can be made safely. Right tu...read more
When first learning how to drive, many people are told to use the “10 and 2” steering wheel position. Driving school instructors have even made it part of what they teach student drivers. However, new research is suggesting that the “10 and 2” steering position may be causing mo...read more
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Cloward Trial Lawyers
6830 W Oquendo Rd., Ste. 202, Las Vegas, Nevada 89118