nevada insurance law

Explaining Nevada’s (modified) Comparative Negligence Law

Imagine you’re in a situation where you got hurt in an accident in Nevada, and you’re not sure if you would get compensation for your...

How to Dispute a Home Insurance Claim Denial

Homeownership is a significant investment, and one of the pillars of protecting that investment is having a reliable home insurance policy. Your home insurance is...

How Do Nevada’s Bad Faith Laws Affect First-party Insurance Claims?

DISCOVER THE IMPACT OF NEVADA’S BAD FAITH INSURANCE LAWS Can You Challenge a Bad-Faith Denial Under Nevada Law? Insurance companies are not always sincere and...

Common Reasons for Insurance Claim Denials in Nevada

Insurance works as a protective shield for individuals and businesses against unforeseen circumstances. It provides a safety net, offering financial support in times of need....

What Are Typical Types of Property Loss Insurance Policies?

Property insurance exists so people can transfer the financial risk of damage to their property to an entity with much deeper pockets. In exchange for...

What Are the Types of Damages for Insurance Bad Faith?

When your insurance company acts in bad faith, you may be able to recover losses caused by the insurer’s actions. When you take legal action...

Fernley Flood

A number of cases have been filed in the wake of the January 2008 Fernley Flood wherein Leverty & Associates Law Chtd. has been named...

What Actions Are Insurance Companies Prohibited from Doing?

Prohibited acts by insurance companies can include asserting an exclusion that doesn’t apply, or blatantly denying a claim, even though there is overwhelming evidence showing...

Appealing a Denial of a Claim under Your Homeowners Insurance

Q: What is the appeal process if my claim is wrongfully denied? When an insurance company denies your claim wrongfully, the appeal process depends on...

Homeowners Insurance Company Claims Investigations

What kinds of information might an insurance company request in the course of an investigation into a claim? The insurance company has no incentive economically...