KNOW YOUR LEGAL RIGHTS AFTER A SEVERE AUTO ACCIDENT

No matter the cause of your accident, it is your attorney’s responsibility to prove that another party’s negligence led to the occurrence. The personal injury attorneys at Gladiator Injury Law have extensive experience in handling various vehicle accident cases, and we are ready to work with you as well.

OUR APPROACH

The timeline of a personal injury case can be intricate and emotionally taxing. At Gladiator Injury Law, our team communicates effectively and prepares you for each stage of your case, aiming for the best possible settlement.

INSURANCE DOs AND DON’Ts : WHAT TO DO

• Contact Gladiator Injury Law at (702) 438-4523. Our attorneys can guide you on dealing with the insurance company.
• Inform your insurance company about the car accident. Take notes on the details of the conversation.
• Review your insurance policy carefully to understand your coverage. If you have questions, we are here to help you comprehend your policy.
• Gather information, including insurance details and personal contact information, from the person involved in the accident.
• Keep all receipts and records relevant to your insurance claim to ensure you receive the full compensation you deserve.

WHAT NOT TO DO

• Avoid making statements to the other party’s insurance company without consulting us first, as your words can be used against you later.
• Refrain from providing written information about the accident to any insurance company, whether it is your own or the other party’s.
• Do not wait. File your claim or lawsuit as soon as possible after the accident to avoid losing your right to compensation.
• Do not sign any release, waiver, or document without consulting your lawyer first, as you may unknowingly waive your rights.
• Decline any monetary offers from the insurance company, as they may be less than what you are entitled to receive.

FILING A CLAIM 

To pursue damages for the accident:

• Obtain a copy of the police report.
• Collect contact information from the other driver(s) and witnesses, which can be found in the police report or obtained at the accident scene.
• Notify your insurance company about the accident.
• Seek legal representation to protect your rights to compensation.

As your lawyer, we will handle communication with both your insurance company and the other driver’s insurance company. We are well-versed in gathering evidence, asking the right questions, and dealing with insurance companies on your behalf.

AUTO INSURANCE COVERAGE

•  Auto insurance is designed to protect you in case of an accident by covering medical expenses, car repairs, and liability to other motorists or passengers. We can assist with all types of car accidents, including those involving Uber, Lyft, limos, or any other motor vehicle.
• Bodily Injury Liability Insurance Covers medical expenses for bodily injuries to passengers in your vehicle or other vehicles if you cause an accident.
• Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Bodily Injury Insurance Pays for your medical expenses if the person who caused the accident is uninsured or underinsured.
• Property Damage Liability Insurance Covers damages to another person’s car or property if you cause an accident.

Nevada Minimum Requirements:

• Bodily Injury/Death Liability of one person: $25,000
• Bodily Injury/Death Liability of two persons: $50,000
• Property Damage: $20,000
  
  
  

PROPERTY DAMAGE CLAIMS

When you are injured in a car accident, your personal injury claim is separate from your property damage claim. Property damage claims can typically be settled quickly without the need for an attorney’s assistance.

Property Damage Checklist

• Report your accident to your insurance company.
• Check for personal items if your car is towed.
• Decide whether to use your insurance or the other driver’s insurance to cover damages.
• Contact the other driver’s insurance company and take note of details and claim numbers.
• Get your car’s damage appraised by a body shop.
• Determine the actual cash value if your car is totaled.
• Request a rental car from the insurance company if your car is undrivable.