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Are SUVs More Prone to Rollover Accidents? Legal Tips for Injured Victims
Sport Utility Vehicles (SUVs) are a popular choice for families, outdoor enthusiasts, and commuters in Las Vegas. With their spacious interiors, higher ground clearance, and off-road capabilities, SUVs offer comfort and versatility. However, their design also comes with a hidden risk: a higher likelihood of rollover accidents compared to smaller passenger vehicles. If you… Read More »
When Vehicle Design Fails: Can You Sue a Manufacturer After a Side-Impact Crash?
Side-impact crashes—also known as T-bone accidents—are among the most dangerous types of car collisions. They often occur at intersections and leave vehicle occupants exposed to direct force with minimal structural protection. When the damage and injuries seem disproportionate to the severity of the crash, vehicle design flaws may be to blame. In these cases,… Read More »
Who’s Liable in a Las Vegas ATV Accident? Exploring Responsibility in Rental and Private Use Cases
All-terrain vehicles (ATVs) offer an exciting way to explore the rugged landscapes around Las Vegas, from the Mojave Desert to the outskirts of Red Rock Canyon. But while these off-road adventures can be thrilling, ATV accidents are unfortunately common—and they often result in serious injuries. When an accident happens, the question of liability becomes… Read More »
Injured on Lake Mead? What to Know About Filing a Jet Ski Accident Claim in Nevada
Lake Mead is one of the most popular recreational destinations in the Southwest, attracting thousands of locals and tourists each year for boating, swimming, and high-speed jet skiing. While jet skis offer thrilling adventures on the water, they also come with real risks. Accidents can happen quickly and often result in serious injuries such… Read More »
The Domino Effect: Who’s Liable in a Multi-Car Rear-End Collision on the Vegas Strip?
Las Vegas is a city that never sleeps—and neither does its traffic. With tourists, taxis, rideshares, and locals all converging on the Strip at all hours, accidents are bound to happen. One of the most common—and most confusing—types of accidents is the multi-car rear-end collision, also known as the “domino effect.” These chain-reaction crashes… Read More »
Is It Too Late to Get Car Insurance After a Crash Has Already Happened?
Car accidents happen in the blink of an eye—and if you weren’t insured at the time, your first instinct might be to try and fix the situation by quickly buying a car insurance policy. But can you get coverage after the fact? Mainor Ellis in Las Vegas is here to help answer these questions…. Read More »
What to Do If the Uber Driver Flees After a Rideshare Accident in Las Vegas
Rideshare services like Uber have made getting around Las Vegas more convenient than ever. But when an Uber driver is involved in an accident—and especially if they flee the scene—it can turn your quick trip into a legal nightmare. Hit-and-run accidents involving rideshare vehicles raise complicated questions about liability, insurance, and your rights as… Read More »
When Cars Collide at 90 Degrees: Legal Tips for Victims of Broadside Crashes in Nevada
At Mainor Ellis, we frequently work with clients who’ve been injured in broadside or T-bone crashes—those terrifying collisions where one vehicle smashes into the side of another at a 90-degree angle. These accidents often occur at intersections and are especially dangerous because the sides of vehicles offer far less protection than the front or… Read More »
Broken Bones, Big Claims: Why Fractures Are Often Undervalued in Personal Injury Cases
When people think about serious personal injury cases, they often picture catastrophic injuries like traumatic brain damage or spinal cord paralysis. While those cases are undeniably severe, broken bones—also known as fractures—can be equally life-altering and are frequently underestimated by insurance companies. At Mainor Ellis our Las Vegas Broken Bone Injury Attorneys have seen… Read More »
Injured While Boarding or Exiting a School Bus? You May Still Have a Case
School buses are meant to be a symbol of safety, but accidents involving children boarding or exiting these vehicles can have devastating consequences. In Las Vegas and across Nevada, children and other pedestrians injured in such incidents may be entitled to compensation—even if the injury did not occur while riding the bus itself. At… Read More »