Nevada Crash Damages & Property Loss

• Past and future medical expenses.
• Lost wages and diminished earning capacity.
• Pain, suffering, disability and loss of normal activities.
• Vehicle repair, total loss, loss of use and other property damage.
• Other provable consequential losses under current Nevada law.

Nevada crash damages should be documented by category

Evaluate past and future medical expense, lost income or earning capacity, property loss, pain and suffering, impairment, disfigurement, and other compensable harm supported by the evidence.

Punitive damages have a separate statutory standard

NRS 42.005 permits punitive damages in qualifying noncontract cases upon clear and convincing proof of oppression, fraud, or malice, subject to statutory caps and exceptions. Motor-vehicle cases involving intoxicated driving are also addressed by NRS 42.010.