Roebuck Law Firm Blog

Medicare Can Affect Your Personal Injury Settlement

If you suffered injuries in an accident due to a third party’s negligence and Medicare paid for your medical bills, Nevada’s seasoned personal injury attorney at Roebuck Law Firm would help you understand how Medicare can affect your Personal Injury Claim.

Insurance Taking Recorded Statements to Hurt First-Party Claims

Personal Injury

Whenever you’re involved in a car accident and report it to your insurance company, they establish a first-party claim. It’s important to note that even though you pay your insurance company a premium to provide coverage, your insurance company has its own best interest at heart, and not yours.

Filing a Whiplash Injury Claim in Nevada

Car Accidents, Medical Treatment, Personal Injury

Most victims are perplexed when filing a whiplash injury claim in Nevada because they mismanaged their injuries from the beginning.

Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Coverage in Nevada

Insurance

Uninsured/Underinsured motorist coverage in Nevada is an add-on feature to an auto insurance policy.

What is Medical Payments Coverage in Nevada?

Medical Treatment, Personal Injury

Medical treatment costs for auto accident injuries are often a financial wrecking ball. However, Medical Payments Coverage in Nevada may help alleviate some of the worries of such unexpected and unfortunate incidents.

Dog bites can leave devastating injuries.

What To Do After a Dog Bite in Nevada?

Medical Treatment, Personal Injury

Understanding what to do after a dog bite will help victims receive the proper medical care and rightful compensation they deserve.

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