Las Vegas Head-On Collision Lawyer

Head-on collisions are one of the most serious types of motor vehicle accidents. These auto accidents often lead to a person suffering catastrophic or fatal injuries. If you have been injured or lost a loved one in a head-on crash caused by another driver, contact The Janda Law Firm today. Our Las Vegas head-on collision attorney is a dedicated advocate for seriously injured people.

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• We have a medical background that enables us to determine the exact costs associated with your injuries, so you can pursue full compensation in your claim. Our medical experience also gives us the ability to research cases quickly, saving you time and money.
• We handle all our cases on contingency. This means there are no upfront costs, and you pay us legal fees only when we win compensation for you.
• We understand the tactics employed by defense experts and know how to counter those tactics in settlement negotiations and in court.

What Makes Head-on Collisions So Dangerous?

In a head-on collision, two vehicles traveling in opposite directions crash into each other. The force of impact is compounded because of the speed of each moving vehicle. Even a relatively slow-moving head-on crash at 25 mph has a considerable force of impact. Considering that most people are driving at a higher speed, the impact of a head-on collision is often tremendous.

How Do Most Head-On Collisions Occur In Nevada?

• Most head-on collisions occur when one driver, who is distracted or drunk, drifts into the oncoming lane of traffic, causing a crash with another vehicle.
• A head-on crash can also occur when a fatigued driver falls asleep at the wheel and, with no driver controlling it, the car drifts into the oncoming lane.
• Wrong-way driving is another common cause of head-on collisions when a driver turns the wrong way on a one-way street or enters a freeway through an off-ramp exit instead of an on-ramp entrance.

What Are The Most Common Injuries in Head-On Car Accidents?

The faster the vehicles are traveling before a head-on collision the more serious the injuries are likely to be. Common injuries in head-on collisions include:

• Head trauma (skull fractures and traumatic brain injury)
• Spinal injuries (herniated disc, cracked vertebra, nerve damage, and paralysis)
• Fractured bones
• Crushed legs
• Foot and ankle injuries
• Torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL)
• Internal organ damage (liver, spleen, kidneys, and diaphragm)
• Severe neck injuries and whiplash

Who Is Liable?

Liability in a head-on collision depends on which party was negligent. In this type of crash, negligence may involve distracted driving, drug or alcohol-impaired driving, drowsy driving, or sheer inattentiveness. Nevada is a modified comparative negligence state that allows proportional recovery if you are less than 50% responsible for the accident or injury. This means the damages you can recover in a personal injury claim are reduced by the percentage of fault for the accident you are assigned. You can recover damages as long as the other driver was more than 50% at fault.

Contact The Janda Law Firm Today

At The Janda Law Firm, when we represent you in a head-on collision injury claim, we will investigate your accident to determine fault and liability and obtain and secure evidence to support your case. We prepare every case for trial, crafting well-researched, comprehensive legal strategies to pursue the compensation you deserve. Contact us online or call our Las Vegas personal injury lawyer as soon as possible at (702) 758-8888 if you have been injured in a head-on collision that was someone else’s fault.