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NRS Injury Law Blog

The NRS Injury Law blog is our informational resource hub where we seek to inform our clients and the general public about important legal topics, advice, and answers to questions around personal injury. We welcome you to peruse the topics here and urge you to contact our office to discuss your injury and experience how you will feel empowered by taking this first step. There is no fee unless you win.

Big Truck Accidents Can Cause Injury or Death

When Injuries Happen, Know Your Rights Big trucks cause big accidents for motorists—and even pedestrians. Official statistics show that one out of every eight automobile accident fatalities involve large trucks, and every 16 minutes, a crash or collision involving a big truck occurs. These trucks, which include tractor trailers, big rigs and other commercial vehicles, […]

ATV/Three-Wheeled Vehicle Accidents Can Cause Injury or Death

When Injuries Happen through Negligence or on the Job, Know Your Rights All-terrain vehicles (ATVs) are popular recreational vehicles, used and enjoyed by thousands of Americans each year. They’re also used by farm workers and workers in certain manufacturing and industrial settings for a variety of motorized tasks. ATVs are designed to be safely used; […]

Football Season is Concussion Season

All team sports carry some risk of injury. Yet American football is certainly among the most injury-prone sport played here in the U.S. Each year, countless football injuries – from knee and ankle injuries to shoulder separations, lacerations, contusions and more – occur on high school and college football fields. Yet head injuries, including concussions, […]

Pending Law Could Block Motorists from Pursuing Pain and Suffering Damages

A bill currently pending in the Ohio House of Representatives could have far-reaching implications for uninsured drivers. House Bill 279, the Responsible Driver Protection Act, proposes to prohibit certain individuals who do not maintain statutory minimum levels of automobile insurance from collecting noneconomic (i.e., pain and suffering) damages for harm sustained in a motor vehicle […]