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I would suggest the same. Each attorney specializes in their own area, therefore the focus is more intent on the individuals case. Call them.

I'm sorry, I m not understanding the question. However; I've been more then satisfied by their representation of me, Mr. Javier Aguilera, his assistant Patti Grass, and between these two dynamic dynamos, I know that even if the outcome will take time, there is a light at the end of this tunnel and it definitely is not another train's light coming from the opposite direction. Give them a call, ask your questions, you'll be amazed just how well informed, and well connected, deservedly so, they are. Totally dedicated to accomplishing the impossible. The word " Tenacity" comes to mind. And they've a solid reputation, well respected due to their skills, insights, knowledge and experience. I can go on and on. Bottom line...they represent me and I am never looking elsewhere. Bertolodo , Baker, Carter, And Smith, each person specializing in an area that other attorney do not or will not touch. Awsome representatives.

The compensation you may be entitled to depends on the extent of injuries: damages as well as liability. To make sure that you’re receiving fair compensation, you should consult with an attorney who has experience about Nevada vehicle law and rights to compensation.

Victims of auto accidents may be entitled to benefits, but insurance companies are not always willing to extent compensation. That’s why you need the help of a dedicated law firm like Bertoldo, Baker, Carter & Smith. We’ll fight to make sure that you receive all the compensation that you deserve.

First, seek immediate medical care and evaluation of any injuries that you and anyone else in the vehicle has sustained. Injuries that go untreated for too long can develop into serious health complications. Also report the incident to the police immediately, so that there’s an official report of the incident. Get information from any other drivers who were involved, including their names, addresses, phone numbers, insurance details, and the make and model of their cars. If possible, get the names and contact information from any witnesses as well. If you or someone you know has a camera available, take pictures of the scene where the accident took place, so that you have an objective record and don’t have to struggle with the trauma of trying to remember every detail yourself.

A wrongful death claim is a personal injury claim that arises because of the intentional, reckless, or negligent conduct of a party that caused the death of another. The representative of the person’s estate, his or her heirs, including the surviving spouse, surviving children, or the surviving parents if no spouse or children, may be able to bring a claim for money damages. In Nevada, a claim for wrongful death must be brought within two years from the date of the death. It is best to consult with an experienced personal injury attorney who can advise on the rights and remedies available under Nevada law.

When you file a claim with the insurance company the claims adjuster will likely want to speak with you to get your statement about what occurred as well as gather some information about your injuries. Typically they ask to take a recorded statement so that they have a record of what you say, which will become part of your claim forever. Recorded statements can be harmful to your case as the adjuster is an expert at asking questions or phrasing them in a way to trip you up to say things that may negatively affect your claim. You are not required to give a recorded statement to the adjuster. If you do decide to give a statement, and have not consulted with a personal injury attorney, then it is best to stick to the facts of the crash. Write them down and read them verbatim from your paper. Do not add personal comments or give narratives or even go off script. If you find yourself in doubt, do not be afraid to decline to give a statement and contact an attorney for advice.

It depends. You only get one chance to settle with the insurance company. Once you agree to settle, there's no way to re-open your case or get more money. If you take a settlement too early, you may not fully understand your injuries, or the extent of the injuries and the needed treatment. That's why it's important to see the proper doctors and get the appropriate recommendations for treatment. It doesn't benefit you to rush into settlement, which is what the insurance companies want you to do. You have 2 years from the date of your injury in most cases to file a lawsuit (medical malpractice is 1 year). You absolutely don't have to rush into settlement. Take your time to fully understand the injuries you have and what your need for future medical treatment will be. The Insurance company will still be there several months or even a year later. Most importantly, speak with an attorney to understand all your rights and make sure you're receiving everything you're entitled to under the law

Negligence is a legal cause of action used when someone is injured due to the fault of another. In order to win a case based on Negligence you must show 4 things. 1. There is a legal duty owed by the defendant (at fault person) to the plaintiff (injured person). 2. The defendant breached the duty. 3. The plaintiff was injured. 4. The injury was caused by the defendant’s breach of the duty.

In the event that you do not know who the at-fault party is, as in the case of a hit and run collision, your attorney may be able to make a claim for benefits. Auto insurance carriers typically offer what is called uninsured motorist / underinsured motorist (UM/UIM) coverage which may apply to a situation like this. Customers are required to accept or waive UM/UIM coverage in writing when they purchase their auto insurance coverage. As long as the coverage has not been waived, there may be insurance coverage available when the identity of the at-fault party is unknown.

You have to ask yourself if you have sufficient knowledge to go toe to toe with the insurance company or defense attorney. Do you think what they’re going to tell you is accurate or in your best interest? They have completely opposite interest than you. They don’t want to protect you. Instead, they want two things: 1) protect their insured/client; and 2) pay you as little money as possible to settle the claim. They don’t care if you need medical treatment. In fact, they want you to settle as soon as possible, even if you still need treatment, haven’t fully recovered, and still may miss work. A good, experienced attorney will know how to prove your claim, what’s necessary, when to negotiate, and how to negotiate, all with the threat of a lawsuit if they’re not reasonable. This is the best way to avoid regrets, including being taken advantage of by your lack of knowledge and power position.

The most important thing is your health. If you’re in a car crash, you’ve likely been hit by a several thousand pound piece of machinery and pushed suddenly. Or, possibly you’ve had a serious fall and may have broken or torn something. Whatever happened, if you have pain you should get it checked out to be safe. You don’t want to make things worse. Many times treatment done early on and done well can reduce recovery time or otherwise caught a problem before it becomes irreversible. The next important thing is the legal reason to get checked out. The insurance company or defense attorney will argue if you didn’t go to see a doctor right away then you must not have been hurt. They’ll assume lack of treatment means lack of injury. Going to a good doctor is not only the best course of action for your health, but also creates a record that can be used to prove your damages. Records are very helpful, if not absolutely necessary, when making a claim.

A lot, IF you hire the right kind of attorney! There are basically two kinds of personal injury attorneys. The ones running a volume “mill” where the clients never meet the attorney and all the work is done by non-attorney legal assistants. These firms usually advertise on tv and just settle the cases fast and cheap so they can buy the next commercial. They take a fee larger than the client’s share and often cut off the client’s medical treatment before they are really recovered. The wrong attorney truly adds insult to injury! They are much better at taking money from their clients than they are at taking money from the at-fault parties!

NO! We offer our potential clients a completely free personal consultation with one of our trial attorneys. If we accept the client’s case we fund the costs of the case ourselves. Our clients do not pay us directly! Rather we write a check to them out of our trust account after we have collected the money from the insurance company. We also arrange medical treatment at no out-pocket-cost to our clients. We don’t get paid anything until our clients get paid. And best of all—the client’s financial recovery is tax-free!

Find an attorney who specializes in workers compensation like we do to represent you and appeal the denial immediately. You are only allowed 70 days to appeal the Insurer’s initial determination.

7 days to file a Notice of Injury with your Employer and 90 days to see a Doctor fill out a Claim for compensation. Of course, always best to notify your Employer immediately of an injury

If you are treating on an attorney lien the doctor will wait to be paid until after your case settles. If you have health insurance you may want to treat under your health insurance. Each case is different and you should always seek the advice of an experienced attorney.

Not if you were in compliance with Nevada law. You must be in a crosswalk and you must not dart out in front of a vehicle. Each case is different and you should always seek the advice of an experienced attorney.

no, just personal injury, malpractice, wrongful death, product liability and workers compensation