Depending on the circumstances, responsible parties may include:

• The at-fault driver

• The rental car company

• A third-party driver

• A rideshare or delivery driver

• A vehicle manufacturer (in defect cases)

Rental companies often claim they are not responsible, while insurers point fingers at each other. Lach Injury Law cuts through the confusion and determines who is legally responsible.

Rental car accidents often result from:

• Distracted driving (GPS use, unfamiliar roads)

• Speeding in tourist areas

• Driving under the influence

• Failure to yield

• Fatigue from travel

• Poor vehicle maintenance

Even minor crashes can cause serious injuries, especially in congested pedestrian zones.

If you were injured in a Las Vegas rental car accident, you may be entitled to compensation for:

• Medical expenses and future treatment

• Lost wages and diminished earning capacity

• Pain and suffering

• Emotional distress

• Property damage

• Long-term disability

Tourists injured in Las Vegas often worry about returning home while a claim is pending. Lach Injury Law regularly represents out-of-state clients and handles cases efficiently—even after you leave Nevada.

Rental car insurers and third-party adjusters are focused on minimizing payouts. They may:

• Delay your claim

• Offer low settlements

• Shift blame

• Pressure you to give recorded statements

You do not have to face them alone.