Blog: Insurance

An amputation injury is one of the most devastating forms of trauma a person can experience. The physical loss of a limb, digit, or other body part can permanently alter a person’s mobility, independence, and quality of life. In Nevada, victims of amputation injuries often face extensive medical treatment, long-term rehabilitation, job loss, emotional suffering, …

If you ever doubted how pervasive social media is in 21st century life, consider the following. According to SocialPilot, more than 5.3 billion people around the world were active social media platforms as of April 2025. That represents a 5.4% increase from last year, when the number of people actively using social media platforms globally …

Determining liability in a car accident claim When car insurance companies investigate accident claims, they are hoping to put the blame on the other driver. In an at fault state, if a driver caused the accident (is “at fault”), that driver’s insurance company will have to pay for the repairs and medical bills of both …

Generally speaking, most accident victims are not overly familiar with the claim process, and they are often surprised to learn about all the various characters who may have an impact on their claim. Insurance adjusters are perhaps the best example of this, as they will ultimately act as the gatekeeper to your potential settlement. Insurance …

If you’ve suffered damages as a result of an auto accident, you are most likely going to contact an insurer–either yours or the at-fault party’s–for compensation. The majority of accident claims are resolved via settlement with an insurer, and claimants often ask how exactly their settlement figure is calculated. There are multiple factors to consider, …

Under Nevada law, first-party insurance claimants are permitted to file bad faith claims against their insurer, due to the contractual relationship between the two parties. If an investigation reveals that the insurer in question did act in bad faith, the claimant is then eligible to receive damages. While that’s a simple concept on paper, in …

Oftentimes, when we think of auto insurance, we think of it as a blanket concept–do you have insurance or don’t you? However, there are a lot of intricacies and nuances to auto insurance coverage, which can be especially stressful and frustrating to figure out after an accident has occurred. Let’s take a closer look at …

The vast majority of U.S. motorists carry at least minimal auto insurance, as it is required by law in most states. However, a large number of people aren’t totally familiar with some of the smaller details in their policy, or their state’s laws regarding auto insurance in general. One important topic claimants should know is …

After an injury-inducing accident occurs, claimants usually have a lot of questions, and a large number of them have to do with money. Some accident victims may be wondering about medical expenses or repair bills, but others may be concerned about their insurance rate–one question we often get is, “Will my insurance rates increase after …