Personal Injury Case Motions: What You Need To Know
A “motion” in a legal context is a formal request submitted to the court overseeing a case. Motions can be submitted by both sides of a case to make certain requests, such…
Structured vs. Lump Sum Personal Injury Settlements
When a personal injury case settles, or achieves a successful settlement between an insurance company and claimant, there are two main payment options: a structured settlement or lump sum. It is important…
What Types of Damages Can Be Recovered in a Nevada Personal Injury Case?
A personal injury case is a civil claim that can be filed on behalf of an accident victim in pursuit of damages, or financial compensation, for all of the losses the victim…
Understanding Negligence in Personal Injury Cases in Nevada
A personal injury case in Nevada is an opportunity for an injured accident victim to hold someone accountable by seeking financial compensation from that party for related losses. Negligence is a key…
How to Prove Fault in a Personal Injury Claim in Nevada
A personal injury claim is an opportunity to recover financial compensation for the losses you suffered in relation to a preventable accident, such as a car accident or slip and fall. Filing…
Economic vs. Non-Economic Damages: What’s the Difference in Personal Injury Cases?
A personal injury case in Nevada allows an injured individual to seek financial compensation from an at-fault party to be made whole again. A settlement or verdict awarded to reimburse the victim…
Are There Damage Caps in Nevada Personal Injury Cases?
A personal injury claim in Nevada can deliver justice to an injured accident victim by providing the individual with financial compensation (or damages) to make him or her whole again. Like many…
What to Expect During a Deposition in a Nevada Personal Injury Case
Depositions are often a necessary part of personal injury claims in Nevada. They are formal interviews used to take someone’s statements or testimony about an incident under oath. If you are called…