If you’ve been injured in a Nevada car accident, time is not on your side. Under Nevada law, you only have two years from the date of the crash to file a personal injury claim. This legal deadline is known as the statute of limitations, and missing it can completely destroy your right to recover compensation – no matter how strong your case is.

At Morales Injury Law, we’ve seen too many victims wait too long, only to learn they’re legally barred from seeking justice. That’s why More Money Morales, a former insurance company insider turned advocate for crash victims, urges you to act fast and protect your rights.

What Is the Statute of Limitations in Nevada?

In the context of a Nevada car accident, the statute of limitations is the amount of time you have to file a lawsuit after a crash. Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS 11.190) gives injury victims two years from the date of the accident to bring a personal injury claim against the at-fault party.

If you wait until two years and one day after the accident to file, the court will almost certainly dismiss your case – no exceptions, no second chances.

Why Timing Matters

Insurance companies love delay. The longer you wait, the more likely evidence disappears, witnesses forget what they saw, and medical records become harder to track. They’re counting on you to miss your window.

More Money Morales knows how insurance companies think – because he used to work for them. He knows their delay tactics, their tricks, and how they use the statute of limitations against you. That’s why Morales Injury Law moves fast to preserve your case and build a powerful claim for maximum compensation.

Exceptions to the Rule

There are a few rare exceptions to the standard two-year statute of limitations in a Nevada car accident case:

• Minors: If the injured person is under 18, the two-year clock may not start ticking until they reach adulthood.

• Delayed discovery: In rare cases, injuries that aren’t immediately apparent may extend the filing deadline.

• Wrongful death: If a loved one dies due to accident injuries, the family typically has two years from the date of death, not the date of the crash.

Every situation is different, which is why it’s crucial to speak with an experienced car accident attorney right away. Waiting too long can mean permanently losing your chance to recover money for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and more.

How Morales Injury Law Helps You Beat the Clock

From the moment you call, Morales Injury Law takes over the burden of dealing with the legal deadlines, paperwork, and insurance companies. We immediately:

• Investigate the crash

• Collect and preserve evidence

• Identify all possible defendants

• Handle all communications with insurers

• Ensure your lawsuit is filed before the deadline

We don’t let your case sit idle. More Money Morales brings aggressive, efficient legal action to get you the compensation you deserve, before the clock runs out.

Don’t Let the Deadline Cost You Everything

You’ve already been through the trauma of a crash. Don’t add the heartbreak of missing out on financial recovery just because you didn’t act in time.

If you’ve been injured in a Nevada car accident, call Morales Injury Law today. We offer free consultations, and we don’t get paid unless we win for you. More Money Morales is ready to fight for your rights, hold the at-fault driver accountable, and make sure the insurance companies don’t cheat you out of justice.

Contact Morales Injury Law Now

Don’t wait until it’s too late. Call Morales Injury Law today at (702) 781-4848 or fill out our secure online form for your free case review. We’re here to make sure the law works for you—not against you.

Remember, when it comes to a Nevada car accident, the clock is ticking. Get More with More Money Morales.