Gina Corena

How to Prove PTSD After a Car Accident?

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When people think about car accidents, they often focus on the physical injuries—broken bones, whiplash, or bruises. But what about the emotional and psychological trauma that lingers long after the crash? Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a very real and often overlooked consequence of a car accident. Many accident survivors struggle with flashbacks, anxiety, and

Recovering Lost Wages After an Injury in Nevada: What You Need to Know

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Missing work after an injury can create an immediate income problem. For some people, the loss ends when they return to work. For others, the injury can affect earnings for months or even longer. Nevada injury claims may include both wages already lost and, in some cases, reduced future earning capacity. A Las Vegas personal

Are Personal Injury Settlements Taxable?

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When individuals receive a personal injury settlement, one of the most pressing concerns is whether they must pay taxes on their compensation. Understanding the tax implications of a personal injury settlement is crucial, as the IRS has specific guidelines regarding which parts of a settlement are taxable and which are exempt. While many types of

Uber and Lyft Have Complex Insurance Periods – What You Should Know

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Driving for Uber or Lyft might seem simple, but when it comes to insurance, things can get complicated fast. Whether you’re a driver or passenger, it’s important to understand how coverage works during different stages of a ride to make sure you’re protected in case of an accident or dispute. Knowing the details could save

Who Pays Medical Bills Before and After a Personal Injury Settlement?

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Medical bills can start adding up soon after an accident, often before your personal injury claim is settled. This can leave you wondering who is supposed to pay for treatment in the meantime. In most cases, the person who caused the accident does not pay your medical bills as they come in. Instead, health insurance,

What is Respondeat Superior and Could it Affect an Accident Claim?

Respondeat superior is a legal doctrine that evolved from the relationship between master and servant. The master benefits from the activities of the servant and so should also bear the responsibility for the servant who injures another whilst carrying out the master’s business. In more modern times, respondeat superior can apply in situations where one

Is Dashcam Footage Permissible Evidence for a Car Accident Claim?

Dashcam Footage in Car Accident Claims

Dashcams have become an essential tool for modern drivers, providing real-time video evidence of what happens on the road. Whether you are involved in a minor fender bender or a severe car accident, dashcam footage can play an important role in proving fault and supporting your insurance or legal claim. However, while dashcam recordings can

Understanding Comparative Negligence in Nevada Car Accident Cases

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When a car accident occurs, determining fault is a crucial aspect of resolving claims and securing compensation for damages. In Nevada, comparative negligence plays a significant role in deciding how compensation is distributed among parties involved in an accident. Unlike states that follow a strict fault-based system, Nevada allows injured parties to recover damages even

Can You Recover Compensation for PTSD After a Car Accident?

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Life can change so much in a year. Take the case of Damon Arnette—a football player from Texas. Arnette was a standout collegiate cornerback at Ohio State and was drafted into the NFL by the Las Vegas Raiders in the spring of 2020. In the fall of 2020, at about 7:30 am on October 14,

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