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Electric motorcycles (e-motorcycles) have gained popularity in Nevada as an eco-friendly and low-maintenance alternative to traditional motorcycles. In response, Nevada lawmakers have passed new bills regulating these vehicles for safety reasons. To lawfully ride an e-motorcycle in Nevada today, the vehicle must be properly registered and insured, and the rider must have a Class…

Riding a bicycle in Nevada, especially on busy Las Vegas streets, can come with significant safety concerns. Motor vehicle drivers have a responsibility to do their part to prevent collisions through efforts such as passing safely. Failing to follow Nevada’s laws for passing bicycles can make a driver responsible for a related bike accident….

The bike-sharing system put in place by the Regional Transportation Commission (RTC) of Southern Nevada offers easy electric bicycle rentals in the Las Vegas area. If you get injured in an accident on a rented e-bike, you may be eligible to recover financial compensation from the RTC in addition to other parties. Liability, or…

A no-contact bicycle accident is a unique type of crash that can come with special considerations and legal complications. Since there is no physical contact between the motor vehicle and the bicycle in this type of accident, the driver’s car insurance company is more likely to deny the claim. You may need assistance from…

The goal of filing a personal injury claim in Nevada is “to be made whole again,” but what does that really mean? Understanding exactly what a personal injury settlement is used for can help you plan for the future. You may need help from a Las Vegas personal injury lawyer to structure your settlement…

If you get injured in an accident that someone else caused through a reckless or negligent act, you have the legal right in Nevada to hire a personal injury lawyer at any point in the claims process. This includes after you have already received an injury settlement offer from an insurance company. Hiring an…