Archive for March 2026
Nevada’s “No Bad Faith Without Coverage” Rule and Its Impact on Insurance Disputes
In personal injury cases, the concept of insurance bad faith refers to situations where an insurance company fails to deal fairly with someone making a claim, such as unreasonably denying benefits, delaying payment, or refusing to investigate properly. Many injury victims believe they can sue an insurer for bad faith whenever they feel the company…
Read MoreSchool Zone Safety Tips for Drivers and Pedestrians
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), 198 children were killed in school-transportation-related traffic accidents between 2013 and 2022. Of those fatalities, roughly 75 were reported as pedestrian deaths, highlighting the vital importance of school zone safety regulations. Between school buses, carpools, bikes, walkers and other motorists, there are ample opportunities for major…
Read MoreDriving Around School Buses and Emergency Vehicles in Nevada
Did you know the Clark County School District (CCSD) has the largest fleet of district-owned school buses in the nation? With almost 2,000 school buses on hand in that district alone, it’s important to understand best practices for sharing the road with passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, school buses and emergency vehicles. Nevada traffic laws outline…
Read MoreWhy are Nighttime Pedestrian Crashes Increasing in Las Vegas?
In recent years, Las Vegas has seen a noticeable rise in pedestrian accidents, many of which take place after dark, raising concerns for everyone who lives or visits this area of the country. With Las Vegas streets always buzzing, especially after sunset thanks to nightlife, tourism, and 24-hour activity, understanding the risks can help pedestrians…
Read MoreInjuries Caused by Faulty Safety Equipment on Nevada Construction Site
Construction sites across Nevada come with real dangers: heavy machinery, high scaffolding, and non-stop movement create environments where accidents can happen in an instant. That’s why safety equipment, from the right helmets to fall gear or harnesses, serves as every worker’s first defense against serious harm. When this gear doesn’t work as promised, injuries that…
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