Las Vegas, NV (June 21, 2022) – The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police are conducting an investigation into an accident that occurred on the evening of June 21.

At around 10:45 p.m., a multiple-vehicle incident occurred at the junction of Spencer Street and East Sunset Road, resulting in almost a mile of stop-and-go traffic. The incident occurred as at least two vehicles were going through the junction and the lead driver started to slow, resulting in a rear-end collision, according to initial reports. One person was also sent by ambulance to a nearby medical facility.

Medical staff and emergency responders have not disclosed the most recent information about the victim’s condition, and the total number of individuals injured is likewise unknown. Investigators are still seeking to determine what occurred before the crash, but no new information has been disclosed.

We express our deepest consolations and best wishes to all of the injured victims of today’s accident, and we hope for a full and quick recovery for every person who was hurt.

Traffic Accident Injuries Occurring in Las Vegas

According to official predictions, 420 Nevadans will have died in automobile accidents by the end of 2021. In the last fifteen years, 2021 will be the deadliest year on the streets of our state. What’s more, the death rate has climbed by more than 80% since the year 2020, with intoxication and speeding on the part of at-fault motorists being the leading reasons for these fatal incidents. Plus, the bulk of the fatalities and injuries happened in Clark County, where over 230 people were killed and many more were wounded in the prior year alone.

Without a question, Nevada has a disproportionately high number of accidents involving motor vehicles, and a significant percentage of these incidents have grave consequences for the victims and their families. Needless to say, a large number of vehicles and people are engaged in traffic accidents in Las Vegas, Carson City, and Reno, among other locations in Nevada.

Those impacted by such tragedies may have to deal with long-term health challenges, as well as financial difficulties and chronic discomfort and pain associated with their injuries. In the aftermath of these horrible occurrences, grieving families may find themselves in a tough, if not impossible, position when their loved one succumbs to their injuries. High medical and burial expenses, together with the emotional and financial hardships of losing a loved one, may prevent a bereaved family from getting back on their feet.

If you or a family member were injured or killed in an accident that might have been prevented, you may be eligible for financial compensation and should contact the Eric Roy Law Firm in Las Vegas. When you meet with the Las Vegas automobile accident attorneys at the Eric Roy Law Firm, you and your loved ones will always be handled with respect and concern. With your goals in mind, we want to go above and beyond to assist you in achieving them.

To ensure that you and your family have a thorough understanding of your claim and the circumstances surrounding it, we will schedule a one-on-one meeting to discuss everything in depth. A considerable amount of our legal team’s time and energy has been devoted to defending the rights of victims and their families.

Contact us as soon as possible at (702) 423-3333 to book a free, no-obligation consultation with one of our seasoned Las Vegas attorneys. We recognize how difficult this time is for you, and we are here to help you get through it.

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