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Joseph Benson and Ben Bingham | December 2, 2020 | Tags: , ,

In 2017, 5,977 pedestrians were killed in traffic crashes in the United States. That’s about one death every 88 minutes. [1] Additionally, an estimated 137,000 pedestrians are injured in non-fatal accidents. Unfortunately, Nevada ranks very low when it comes to pedestrian safety. A recent increase in pedestrian accidents in both Northern and Southern Nevada serves […]


BensonBingham | December 1, 2020 | Tags:

A Texas woman preparing peach cobbler sustained severe burns when a can of Pam cooking spray she had used to coat a baking dish exploded. The woman had placed the spray can on a wooden cart near her stove when she placed the cobbler in the oven. Suddenly, she heard a loud noise and observed […]


Joseph Benson and Ben Bingham | November 30, 2020 |

You Should Examine the Actual Language of the Waiver and the Cause of the Harm In order for a written waiver (aka express contract to protect the recreation company) to be effective, Nevada recognizes that “actual knowledge of the risk be assumed” and that assumption of the risk is a 2-part analysis. 1.) Actual knowledge […]


Joseph Benson and Ben Bingham | November 25, 2020 |

Thanksgiving and Black Friday are quickly approaching, kicking off the holiday season. While this year’s holidays are different due to COVID-19, it is still important to stay safe on the roads, especially if you are considering traveling over the long weekend. Here are some important stats and precautions that Nevadans can take to make their […]


Joseph Benson and Ben Bingham | November 19, 2020 |

Maximizing Compensation with a Nevada Personal Injury Lawyer After an Auto Accident Being involved in a car accident in Nevada can be traumatizing and sometimes life-altering. What happens to you is often not your fault and you should be compensated not only for property damages but also pain and suffering. By hiring a licensed Nevada […]


Joseph Benson and Ben Bingham | November 12, 2020 | Tags:

Bicycles are a healthy and cost-effective transportation that can be eco-friendly and beneficial to many Nevadans. However, it is important to examine bike statistics and take precautions in order to mitigate the risks involved with using this type of transportation. Additionally, what are the steps to take if you are involved in a bicycle accident? […]


Joseph Benson and Ben Bingham | November 6, 2020 |

As Las Vegas residents near the end of 2020, a rather tumultuous and unprecedented year, they will be faced with a project in Downtown Las Vegas that is aimed to modernize the area. While this renovation is exciting, it can bring about major construction and changes to Las Vegas roadways, which can be both distracting […]


Joseph Benson and Ben Bingham | October 30, 2020 | Tags:

For many people across the country, October 31st marks Halloween, an exciting day where one can dress up, get candy, and unleash their inner child. However, in Nevada October 31 signifies another very important day— Its birth. While Covid-19 might have changed the way we celebrate, these holidays can be celebrated safely. Here are some […]


Joseph Benson and Ben Bingham | October 14, 2020 | Tags:

Today we delve into two recent motor vehicle safety announcements in the State of Nevada.   First, we will discuss recent changes in Nevada regarding child car seat safety laws.  This is important for all parents or day care workers that drive infants, as these laws were adopted to protect children in Nevada.  Next, we’ll look […]


Joseph Benson and Ben Bingham | October 7, 2020 | Tags:

In recent years, distracted driving claimed the lives of several hundreds of Nevadans, and injured many, causing permanent damage or life altering injuries. An estimated 16 percent of fatal crashes and 21 percent of injury-involved crashes involved distractions while operating a motor vehicle [1]. What Is Distracted Driving? Distracted driving is anything that can take […]


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