Aggressivly Defending Victims of Uninsured Drivers
Like many other states, Nevada has made it illegal to drive a motor vehicle without adequate insurance coverage. Failing to abide by this law can result in severe consequences, and unnecessarily place others at risk.
If you were recently involved in a Las Vegas area car accident where the responsible party was not insured or carries an insufficient policy for the damages caused, consult with an experienced attorney right away. Vegas Valley Injury Law has helped hundreds of clients in this situation and has the practice experience you need to ensure you get the compensation you deserve for your injuries and damages.
Nevada Fault-Based Liability Law
Nevada operates under a fault-based liability system when it comes to personal injury claims. This means that drivers responsible for causing an accident are generally held responsible for compensating individuals for injuries sustained actions. In these scenarios, the at-fault party’s insurance carrier usually steps in and processes any claims made against them.
It's also important to understand that when establishing negligence, Nevada incorporates a modified system of comparative fault where a victim may have their overall recovery reduced by a percentage commiserate with their share of blame for the accident. Here, Nevada law is explicit that a plaintiff is barred from recovery if their contributory negligence is greater than 50% for the accident.
Given Nevada’s unique approach to comparative fault, retaining a skilled car accident attorney right away is of the utmost importance. Insurance companies will often try to deflect a majority of the blame onto an innocent victim in an effort to reduce their liability as much as possible. Bad faith practices on the part of insurers often succeed when the person making a claim doesn't have counsel by their side to put a stop to these antics.
How we help you
We will begin your case by investigating the accident scene.
Consult with doctors to identify the care victims will need.
Determine any loss in earnings, and account for pain and suffering endured due to your automobile accident.
Aggressively pursue the total compensation for all your losses including financial, medical, and emotional.
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Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Coverage Requirements in Nevada
In addition to minimum insurance requirements outlined by Nevada Revised Statute 485.185, insurers must also offer additional uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage in amounts that match the minimum liability amount under the law. Although this is not always included in your first-party insurance coverage, the team at Vegas Valley Injury Law strongly encourages its clients to secure this added layer of coverage to help protect them against gaps brought on by other uninsured or underinsured motorists.
Why Choose Vegas Valley Law to Represent You
The debilitating injuries brought on by a car accident in Las Vegas often get compounded when a negligent driver is uninsured or underinsured. At Vegas Valley Injury Law, our practice is well-versed in how state insurance laws can affect coverage, and will work tirelessly to assist you in finding alternative resolutions when the liable party is unable to pay you the compensation you deserve.
Schedule a Free Consultation with Vegas Valley Injury Law Today
If you have sustained injuries and other damage brought on by a car accident in Las Vegas where inadequate insurance coverage exists, it is imperative that you speak with our lead attorney Garrett Logan about your case right away.
Contact Vegas Valley Injury Law today a (702) 444-5555, or reach out via our online request form. We offer a free consultation to discuss your case's circumstances and advise you on the proper steps needed to secure your right to compensation.
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