You should first check yourself, see if you’re in any physical pain and those of your vehicle for any injuries. Then you should check on the people in the other vehicle for injuries and see if someone needs an ambulance. Somebody needs an ambulance so call 911 and let them know that part. The 911 […]
Negligence per se occurs when defendants violate a law that was drawn up to prevent the very harm that occurred. For example, Nevada law says it’s illegal to drive while under the influence. Defendants are under the influence if their blood alcohol level is 0.08 or higher. If defendants try a commercial vehicle then their […]
Although the law does not require a victim to retain the assistance of an attorney, having one advocating for you greatly increases your chance of being successful in recovering the full compensation you deserve. Some of the things an attorney can assist with includes: Determining who all the at-fault parties are: In many cases, it […]
A slip and fall accident is pretty much exactly what it sounds like: A minor slip-up, trip, or tumble that could (and should) have been avoided. Slip and falls happen all the time, and they’re typically minor – at first. There’s a very real possibility that your slip and fall injury could develop into something […]
Obviously, after you have been in an accident you should not admit fault for the accident to anyone, and you should understand that by admitting any kind of fault to the accident you may reduce the compensation that you can recover for injuries that are sustained during the accident. It is also important that you […]
Defamation is an umbrella term for any false statement about you. It encompasses slander, which is a verbal (i.e., spoken) lie and libel, which is a written (i.e., non-spoken) lie. The inner workings of defamation can be quite complicated because its application varies depending on your status and the status of the person who lied […]
