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Hit in a Las Vegas Crosswalk by a Turning Driver: Nevada Pedestrian Right-of-Way Law (NRS 484B.283) Explained.

11.5.2026
by paulpaddalaw

If you were hit on a Las Vegas crosswalk by a turning driver, you may wonder if you have a right to pursue a personal injury claim against the driver. The short answer is that Nevada law heavily protects you. Under Nevada Revised Statute (NRS) 484B.283, drivers must yield the […]

Punitive Damages in Nevada: When They Are Allowed and How NRS 42.005 Caps Them

11.5.2026
by paulpaddalaw

If you were injured by someone whose actions went far beyond simple carelessness, you might be entitled to punitive damages in Nevada. What are punitive damages, and when are they allowed? The short answer is that punitive damages are financial awards designed to punish a wrongdoer for malicious, oppressive, or […]

Nevada Motorcycle Helmet Law (NRS 486.231): Can Riding Without a Helmet Reduce Your Injury Claim?

11.5.2026
by paulpaddalaw

If you were injured in a Las Vegas motorcycle accident while riding without a helmet, the short answer is that it can reduce your financial compensation, but it does not automatically ruin your entire personal injury claim. Under Nevada law, failing to wear a helmet gives insurance companies a legal […]

Wrongful Death in Nevada: Who Can File Under NRS 41.085, What Damages Are Available, and What Is the Deadline?

11.5.2026
by paulpaddalaw

Losing a family member to someone else’s negligence is a profound and overwhelming tragedy. If you are seeking accountability, the short answer is that Nevada strictly governs these cases under NRS 41.085. This law limits filing rights to two specific parties: the deceased person’s legally recognized heirs and the personal […]

Herniated Disc After a Car Accident in Nevada: Proving Causation When Insurers Blame “Pre-Existing” Damage

11.5.2026
by paulpaddalaw

If you suffered a herniated disc in a Nevada car accident, having a pre-existing back condition does not automatically destroy your personal injury claim. Under Nevada law, an at-fault driver is still financially responsible if the crash worsens or aggravates your previous spinal issues. However, insurance companies consistently use old […]