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How Often Do Car Accident Cases Go to Court?

If you have been injured in a car accident, you may be feeling overwhelmed and confused. Mounting medical bills, possibly coupled with an inability to...

What Is the Statute of Limitations for a Personal Injury Case in Nevada?

When you have suffered an injury due to the negligence or wrongdoing of another party in Nevada, time is of the essence in pursuing legal...

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...

What Are the Most Common Causes of Pedestrian Accidents?

Getting hit by a car while walking in a public place can be very traumatic and can change your life.  You may be facing years...

Long-Term and Short-Term Disability Insurance Claim Denials

Long-Term Disability Insurance Attorneys Leverty & Associates Law Chtd. has experience with long-term and short-term disability insurance claim denials. One buys short-term and long-term disability...

What Is Failure to Defend?

Failure to Defend One of the protections provided under an automobile policy, a homeowner’s insurance policy or commercial general liability policy is liability coverage. Liability...

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...

Cancer and Specified Disease Insurance

Cancer and Specified Disease Insurance provides benefits, usually directly payable to you, if you get the identified disease the policy specifically covers. A good example...

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...