Fatal Motorcycle Accidents in Las Vegas, NV
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After a fatal crash, police and the Metropolitan Police Department begin an investigation. Officers document the scene, photograph vehicle damage, and interview witnesses. They may release preliminary details about the incident, including the time, location, and direction of travel. Updates are often reported in the days following the crash.
Police reports can include references to the type of car involved, a driver traveling westbound, or a failure to yield at a marked intersection. While these reports provide useful information, they do not always tell the full story. Important evidence such as traffic camera footage, cell phone records, or vehicle data may not appear in the initial report.
That’s why THE702FIRM Injury Attorneys reviews every detail. We work with accident reconstruction professionals, obtain video evidence, and analyze whether impairment, speeding, or driver distraction played a role in the accident. When needed, we also monitor Crime Stoppers releases and follow-up statements from authorities.

A fatal motorcycle accident changes everything for surviving families. Beyond the emotional loss, families often face sudden financial pressure. Medical expenses may include emergency treatment before death. Funeral and burial costs add another burden. Lost income and loss of support can affect a household for years.
Nevada law allows families to seek compensation after a wrongful death. This may include medical expenses, funeral costs, loss of financial support, and loss of companionship. Each case depends on the facts, the evidence, and the driver who caused the crash.
We approach these cases with care and purpose. Our role is to protect the rights of victims and help families recover compensation while honoring the life of the motorcyclist who died.
Most fatal motorcycle accidents are preventable. Drivers have a legal duty to watch for motorcycles, yield when required, and follow traffic laws. When a driver fails to protect others on the road, they can be held responsible.
Negligence may involve:
Even if a driver claims they did not see the motorcycle, that does not excuse the failure to yield or check blind spots. Nevada follows a modified comparative negligence system, meaning liability depends on the actions of all parties.
Families often contact us during one of the hardest moments of their lives. From the first call, we take over communication with insurance companies and investigators. We gather evidence, review police reports, and track updates from the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and the Nevada Highway Patrol.
We explain the legal process and keep families informed at every stage. Our goal is not only to recover compensation but also to provide clarity and support during a difficult time. Most importantly, we work on a contingency fee basis. That means families do not pay legal fees unless we recover compensation.
If your family lost a loved one in a fatal motorcycle accident in Las Vegas or anywhere in Clark County, you do not have to face this alone. The legal process can provide answers and financial relief, but timing matters. Evidence fades, and details can be lost.
At THE702FIRM Injury Attorneys, we work directly with families to help them understand their rights, preserve important evidence, and take thoughtful action at a pace that feels right.
We know that trust is built through consistency and follow-through. One of our clients, Anabel C., shared her experience working with our team:
Rachel Cotichio, my case manager, is the best. She worked so hard to get me the help I needed to be on my road to recover after my accident. She also made sure to get me a settlement check so I can continue my rehab services after the case closed.
While no case can undo a loss, taking action can help protect your family’s future. Schedule a free consultation with our team to discuss your situation and learn how we can help you pursue justice after a fatal motorcycle accident in Las Vegas.