Car accidents occur when drivers commit dangerous mistakes during the important task of operating their motor vehicles. Reno residents have been injured and suffered extensive losses to drunk drivers, distracted drivers and drivers who simply failed to acknowledge the conditions present around them and created hazards for others on the roads. It can be a natural step for the victim of a car accident to seek legal recourse against the responsible party or parties so that they may be compensated for what they lost.
As a victim, what must I prove to win my car accident lawsuit?
Drunk driving is a deadly problem in Nevada
Vehicle accidents with intoxicated drivers are an unfortunate problem for Americans all throughout the country and Nevada residents are not immune from feeling the devastating effects of these collisions in their lives. According to the Centers for Disease Control, 1,025 people were killed in Nevada in drunk driving crashes between the years 2003 and 2012.
Your motorcycle accident injuries may avail you to civil damages
Just as the drivers of cars, trucks and other automobiles are required to follow the rules of the road so too are motorcyclists expected to abide by the laws that govern safe driving in the state of Nevada. Additionally, just as vehicle drivers have rights to seek compensation when they are harmed in collisions with other automobiles so too may motorcycle accident victims pursue their losses when they are injured in crashes with motor vehicles. The law firm of Bradley, Drendel & Jeanney proudly represents victims of motorcycle accidents and works zealously to attain damage awards for its clients.
What are the symptoms of a spinal cord injury?
A spinal cord injury can be a very serious medical condition that may result in serious complications, and even death, if not properly treated. Reno residents who believe that they may have suffered spinal cord injuries as a result of the negligence of others are strongly encouraged to contact medical professionals to have their health conditions assessed. The contents of this post are offered only as information and should not be used as medical or legal advice.
