When choosing car insurance, understanding the differences between liability coverage and full coverage is critical. Liability insurance is the foundation of any auto insurance policy and covers damages and injuries you may cause to other parties in an accident. In contrast, full coverage extends beyond liability, incorporating additional protections such as collision and comprehensive insurance …
Driving without insurance is not only a risky choice but also a violation of the law in almost every state. As a driver, it’s crucial to understand the legal and financial ramifications of operating a vehicle uninsured. In most states, including Nevada, the law mandates that you carry a minimum amount of liability coverage. This …
When shopping for car insurance, understanding the difference between full coverage and liability insurance is critical for choosing a policy that best fits your needs. Liability insurance is the most basic form of car insurance and is required by law in most states. It covers damages and injuries you cause to other people and their …
When you lease a car, the insurance requirements can differ significantly from those of owning one. Typically, leasing companies require a more comprehensive insurance policy to protect their investment in the vehicle. This means that you will likely need to have both collision and comprehensive coverage, which safeguards against a range of potential risks, such …
Driving without insurance is a serious legal issue that can lead to numerous consequences. While laws vary by state, the consistent thread nationwide is the requirement for drivers to carry a minimum level of insurance. When you get behind the wheel without valid car insurance, you not only risk financial burden from potential accidents but …
Driving without insurance is a subject of legal concern in many jurisdictions. In most states across the United States, you are required by law to have a minimum level of insurance before you take your vehicle on the road. This ensures that in the event of an accident, there is some financial protection in place …
When you’re deciding on car insurance, understanding the difference between liability and full coverage is crucial. Liability insurance provides protection if you’re at fault in an accident, covering the costs for other people’s injuries and property damage. It is required by law in most states. However, liability insurance does not cover your own car or …
The Las Vegas personal injury attorneys of D.R. Patti & Associates are no strangers to insurance companies acting in bad faith. With over 26 years of experience in Las Vegas personal injury cases and litigation, D.R. Patti & Associates knows what to look for and how to hold insurance companies responsible. An insurance company is considered to be acting in bad faith if it denies or mishandles an insurance claim in such a way that it is considered unreasonable.
If you get involved in a severe car accident, your insurance company may declare your car a total loss or, in other words, “totaled.” Under Nevada law, if the cost of the repair a car damaged in a car accident is at least 65% of the car’s fair market value before it was damaged, the insurance company can declare the car a total loss.
A hit-and-run crash can leave injured victims with medical bills piling up and unable to earn income to pay those bills. Some people think they may have no options if they were injured in a hit and run car accident. That is not necessarily so. In our combined 50+ years of experience as car accident attorneys in Las Vegas, we have successfully recovered compensation for those who initially thought they had no options. We recently recovered six figures for one of our clients injured in a hit and run accident in Las Vegas.
