Gina Corena

I Think I Have a Whiplash Injury — What Should I Do?

Whiplash Injury

Six months after a devastating head-on crash, Officer Nicholas Hamaker continues to recover from the injuries he suffered in the collision, including a dislocated foot, shattered bones, and severe whiplash. Those injuries have made physical therapy a full-time job–a far cry from an officer who previously spent his days investigating the cause of car accidents.

How Long Does It Take to Get a Personal Injury Settlement Check in Las Vegas?

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When you’re injured due to someone else’s negligence, securing a fair personal injury settlement is not just about compensation—it’s about reclaiming control over your life. Medical bills start piling up, lost wages create financial stress, and the uncertainty of when you’ll receive your settlement can add to the frustration. The reality is that the settlement

Are Slip and Fall Injuries Covered by Hotels’ Insurance in Nevada?

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A slip and fall accident at a hotel can lead to serious injuries, from broken bones to traumatic brain injuries, leaving you with hefty medical bills, lost wages, and long-term pain. The big question is: who is responsible for your injuries, and will the hotel’s insurance cover your damages? Hotels have a legal duty to

Determining Liability for Accidents Caused by Potholes in Nevada

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Potholes are more than just an inconvenience. They can cause severe damage to vehicles, result in accidents, and even lead to injuries. In Nevada, drivers often wonder who is responsible when a pothole damages their car or causes an accident. Can the city be held accountable? What are your options if your vehicle gets damaged

Am I Negligent for an Accident in Nevada if I Pass Out While Driving?

Liability for Passing Out While Driving

Losing consciousness behind the wheel is a terrifying thought. A driver who blacks out while driving and causes an accident may not have intended to harm anyone, but the legal consequences can still be severe. When an accident happens, the injured party will want to know who is responsible for the damages. This leads to

What Happens When You Hit a Pedestrian With Your Car in Nevada?

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Accidents involving pedestrians are among the most distressing and legally complex situations a driver can face. The aftermath can be overwhelming, leaving both the driver and the pedestrian dealing with physical, emotional, and financial consequences. If you hit a pedestrian with your car in Nevada, you need to understand how fault is determined, what legal

Do Dram Shop Laws Work in Nevada?

Do Dram Shop Laws Work in Nevada?

When someone causes an accident after drinking, the person who served them alcohol may seem partly responsible. In many states, dram shop laws allow injured people to bring claims against bars or restaurants in certain situations. Nevada takes a different approach. Its law generally protects businesses that serve alcohol to adults, even if that person

Amazon Delivery Driver Accident in Las Vegas: Who Pays?

Amazon Delivery Driver Car Accident

An Amazon delivery driver accident can involve different parties depending on who was driving, the type of vehicle involved, and which insurance coverage applies. The driver may be an independent contractor, a delivery service partner, or another party connected to the delivery operation. Each setup changes who may be responsible and which insurance policy applies.

Proving Fault in a Road Rage Accident in Las Vegas

Road Rage Car Accident

Road rage accidents are different from most crashes because they often involve aggressive or intentional driving, not just a simple mistake. Actions like tailgating, brake-checking, unsafe lane changes, or forcing another vehicle off the road can all be evidence that a driver acted recklessly. If you were injured in a Las Vegas car accident, a 

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