After getting into a car accident I called Barbara and it was the best decision I ever made. She is amazing! I couldn’t have asked for a better lawyer to represent me. She got me the best settlement to pay back my medi...
The fight with insurance companies is just as hard as fighting for your life after an accident. As long as you dont give up on yourself Barbara will fight for you. The staff at Kidwell and Gallagher were great as well. I...
These two are specialists in two related fields, personal injury and workmen’s comp. Both they and their staff were VERY responsive to me and my questions, and handled my case with patience and competence. I would,...
I feel like kidwell & Gallagher went above and beyond for me. Craig himself and his staff are so nice and helpful. I would highly recommend this law office for your workmans comp/injury needs. You will not be disappo...
The best place to go if you need good hometown lawyers. They are very informative and kept us updated on what was going to happen through out our case.
Was the best experience, we told them the problem and they took over everything, was such a relief. Always there to answer any questions and help is fast is possible.
I was at my job mountain crew changes there in the basement of kidwell and Gallagher
They weren’t able to help with my case, but they directed me to someone who could.
Many drivers make the mistake of simply reacting to situations as they occur rather than planning ahead for all eventualities. In heavy traffic, this might pose a serious issue. Being surrounded by vehicles can leave you without an easy solution or a guaranteed way out of a jam, so if a dangerous situation develops, your reaction may risk making it even worse. While driving, you should be constantly evaluating the landscape around you and looking for spaces in the traffic pattern that can provide you with an escape route. If you always know what your plan of attack is in the event of an accident, you’re far less likely to have to rely on flawed reflexes that might force you into taking a problematic blind leap of faith.
Part of defensive driving is making sure that you have a physical defense in the event of a collision. When considering purchasing a vehicle, make sure that you lean toward those with high safety ratings and complete airbag systems. Many modern vehicles have complete curtain airbags that inflate from a variety of angles, and they can go a long way toward protecting both your core and your extremities in the immediate aftermath of a crash. The most important safety device, however, remains your seat belt. If you don’t regularly use your seatbelt when you drive, you’re making the decision to actively subject yourself to wholly unnecessary risk. Even people who claim that seat belts are uncomfortable frequently find themselves adjusting to belt usage with very little provocation. Using your seat belt means getting used to your seat belt, and it also means taking an active role in protecting yourself while you’re in the car.
The most important thing to remember when you’re in the car is that your lack of control over other drivers doesn’t have to manifest as anger or frustration. Complicated traffic patterns may be stressful, but it’s essential that you avoid letting that stress impact your decisions. Work on your mindfulness. If you feel anger and annoyance starting to build, bring yourself back to center and focus your energy toward control. Making active attempts to harness your frustrations can stop them from getting out of control and can put you in a position to drive much more safely. If you’ve followed these tips but still find yourself struggling with injuries after an auto accident, the professional sat Kidwell & Gallagher LTD can provide you with all of the personal injury support you need. If you get injured yet do everything you can to be a defensive drive, it could affect the amount you earn in damages. Turning to the professionals can ultimately guarantee a more positive outcome with compassion, understanding and tenacious defense
Craig W. Kidwell is the managing partner of Kidwell & Gallagher, Ltd., and exclusively represents injured workers in Nevada. Mr. Kidwell has been practicing workers’ compensation law in Nevada since 1999 and has acted as lead counsel on over 2,000 contested workers’ compensation claims. Mr. Kidwell represents injured workers in Nevada through all stages of Nevada’s complex worker’s compensation system. Craig regularly appears in all levels of Nevada’s administrative workers’ compensation system and has represented injured workers in Nevada’s districts and Supreme Court.