Corey Eschweiler

   What Is a Blanket Insurance Policy? ER Injury Attorneys When businesses and property owners get insurance, a lot of them think they need to get a separate policy for every asset or location they own. But the truth is, there’s a far more straightforward and efficient option available–a blanket insurance policy. Understanding how this works can be important when someone gets injured or there’s a loss–especially when you’ve got victims who are looking for compensation. That’s why the Las Vegas personal injury lawyers at ER Injury Attorneys are here with the info you need on what a blanket insurance policy is. What Is a Blanket Insurance Policy? A blanket insurance policy is a single policy that provides coverage for all of your properties, locations, operations, or assets under one single limit, rather than getting separate coverage for each one. Instead of splitting your coverage into individual ‘scheduled’ limits, you can just pool your coverage together. Thi...

  New Nevada DUI Laws Explained - ER Injury Attorneys Driving under the influence remains a serious problem on roads across Clark County, from the busy Las Vegas Strip to residential streets in Henderson and Summerlin. For anyone behind the wheel, understanding the new Nevada DUI laws is crucial. These regulations are designed to penalize impaired driving and enhance safety for all motorists. When drivers choose to get behind the wheel after drinking or using drugs, they create a preventable danger that too often ends in catastrophic injuries . The Las Vegas car accident lawyers from ER Injury Attorneys are here to explain the new laws and how they keep Nevada motorists safe. What Are the New Nevada DUI Laws for 2026? Nevada law defines driving under the influence (DUI) primarily by a driver’s blood alcohol concentration (BAC). For most drivers, the legal limit is 0.08%. However, the state has a lower threshold of 0.04% for commercial drivers and a zero-tolerance lim...

  The festive season in Clark County transforms homes and businesses across Las Vegas, Henderson , and Summerlin into dazzling displays of holiday spirit. However, those twinkling lights and decorative inflatables can introduce unexpected dangers for visitors and guests. Understanding the connection between premises liability and holiday decorations is crucial for both property owners and those who may be injured. When a property owner fails to maintain a safe environment, including the holiday decorations they install, they can be held legally responsible for any resulting injuries. If you’ve been hurt due to unsafe seasonal displays, the Las Vegas premises liability lawyers at ER Injury Attorneys can help you understand your rights. Electrocution Injuries Caused by Christmas Lights Strings of lights are a holiday staple, but improperly installed or damaged electrical decorations pose a severe risk of shock or electrocution. This is a serious concern under Nevada ...

During Impaired Driving Month , most safety campaigns focus on alcohol and illegal drugs. While those substances remain major contributors to traffic injuries, some of the most dangerous crashes are caused by overlooked types of impaired driving —the everyday physical, medical, and emotional states that quietly erode a driver’s ability to stay alert and react in time. These forms of impairment rarely leave a chemical trace, aren’t detected by breath tests, and are often invisible to other drivers. Yet their effect on attention, reaction time, and judgment can be just as serious as driving under the influence of alcohol. That’s why the Las Vegas car accident lawyers at ER Injury Attorneys are here with the facts you need on overlooked types of impaired driving. 1. Overlooked Types of Impaired Driving: Physical & Lifestyle Impairments Some impairments are so common that many drivers don’t even realize they’re dangerous. Everyday physical states can subtly slow the brain,...

Las Vegas casinos are built to impress: towering hotels, themed resorts, pulsating nightclubs, and sprawling gaming floors that never seem to slow down. With millions of visitors moving through these properties every year, accidents are an unfortunate but predictable part of the Vegas experience. For injured guests, the real question becomes: What are the most common injuries in Las Vegas casinos , and why do they happen? At ER Injury Attorneys, we have dealt with numerous cases related to casino and resort negligence on the Las Vegas Strip, Downtown Las Vegas , and surrounding tourist areas. While each case has its unique facts, there are patterns that seem to arise repeatedly. That’s why we’re here with the information you need on the most common injuries in Las Vegas casinos. Slips, Trips, and Falls The most common injury claims in Las Vegas casinos are slip-and-falls . With non-stop foot traffic, free drinks, buffets, pools, and dimly lit walkways, it’s almost a give...

  As you’re navigating the hectic traffic on the Las Vegas Strip or Henderson Water Street District , you might think about popping on your headphones to take a call or listen to an audiobook. But have you ever stopped to consider the legality and safety of wearing headphones while driving in Las Vegas ? This is a frequent question the Las Vegas car accident lawyers at ER Injury Attorneys hear, and the answer is crucial for every Clark County driver. Our team explains the various legal, liability, and safety issues of headphone use while driving. Nevada Law on Headphones While Driving in Las Vegas Nevada Revised Statute 484B.165 prohibits the use of “handheld wireless communications devices” while driving. However, this does not specifically cover earbuds and headphones. While the act of wearing headphones while driving in Las Vegas is legal on its own, doing so can have serious consequences. For example, if headphone use was a contributing factor in an automobile wr...

  Most car owners in Las Vegas have, at some point, tossed their keys to a friend or family member. Whether it’s for a quick trip to the store or to help them move, lending your car feels like a simple favor. However, if that person gets into an accident, the situation becomes complicated very quickly. Understanding the concept of permissive use in car insurance is critical for any Nevada vehicle owner. This policy detail determines if your insurance will cover a crash caused by someone else driving your car. This concept is a frequent source of confusion after a collision. A misunderstanding can lead to denied claims and significant personal liability. The Las Vegas car accident lawyers at ER Injury Attorneys have seen how these insurance disputes can impact a person’s financial future. In this blog, our team explains what permissive use is, how it works in Nevada, and what you need to know before you let someone else get behind the wheel of your vehicle. Defining...

  Corey Eschweiler On 3 Ways Halloween Costumes Can Hurt Your Kids - ER Injury Attorneys Halloween in Clark County is an exciting time, with families enjoying festivities from the bustling streets of Henderson’s Water Street District to neighborhood trick-or-treating in Summerlin. However, what should be a night of fun and fantasy can quickly turn into a disaster when costume hazards lead to accidents. The Las Vegas injury lawyers at ER Injury Attorneys have represented the families of children that have suffered preventable costume-related injuries. In this blog, we will examine three common ways costumes can cause harm and how to prevent these Halloween costume injuries to help keep your kids safe. Halloween Costume Injuries Caused by Flammable Material Burn injuries are one of the most severe dangers associated with Halloween costumes. Many store-bought costumes and accessories are crafted from synthetic materials like polyester and nylon, which are highly ...

ER Injury Attorneys is incredibly proud to announce that our very own Justin Randall , has been awarded the Badger Award by the Nevada Justice Association (NJA). This highly respected honor recognizes Justin’s outstanding service to the legal community and his unwavering dedication to protecting the rights of Nevadans. His work inside and outside the courtroom continues to set an inspiring example for our entire team and the broader Nevada legal community. About NJA’s Badger Award The Badger Award is one of the NJA’s most distinguished recognitions, reserved for attorneys whose contributions strengthen the civil justice system and elevate advocacy for Nevada’s injured and wronged. Further, it is given to members who have “gone above and beyond the call of duty, who have worked to promote the cause of the association.” Past recipients of the Badger Award have been celebrated for leadership, mentorship, and commitment to legislative and community initiative...

  LAS VEGAS (September 9, 2025)-- ER Injury Attorneys is proud to announce the continued recognition of its founding partners, Corey Eschweiler and Justin Randall , by Super Lawyers. Mr. Eschweiler has been named to the prestigious 2025 Super Lawyers list, while Mr. Randall has been recognized on the 2025 Rising Stars Super Lawyers list. This marks the fifth consecutive year that both attorneys have received this distinction in the Personal Injury General: Plaintiff category. This achievement reflects the exceptional skill, accomplishments, and dedication of ER Injury Attorneys' leadership team. Inclusion in the Super Lawyers list is a significant honor, reserved for only 5% of attorneys nationwide. The Rising Stars designation is even more selective, recognizing just 2.5% of rising legal talent. “ Since the day we opened ER Injury Attorneys, Justin and I have been fortunate to be recognized by Super Lawyers every single year,” said founding partner Corey Eschweiler . “To r...

  Temperatures in Las Vegas regularly hit triple digits throughout the summer. In fact, Las Vegas recorded its hottest day ever on July 7, 2024, reaching 120°F, according to the National Weather Service . As temperatures soar, the importance of a functional air conditioner becomes undeniable. It’s not uncommon for air conditioners to break down, leading to unbearable temperatures both indoors and outdoors. What happens when someone experiences heat illness as a result of a malfunctioning air conditioner? In this blog, the Las Vegas personal injury lawyers at ER Injury Attorneys explain heat illness liability and how we can help if you’ve suffered from it due to no fault of your own. Recognizing Heat Illness  Heat illness is often underestimated, and it should be taken seriously. Heat illness affects the body’s ability to regulate its temperature, leading to an imbalance that can become life-threatening and possibly lead to death if not treated properly. Knowi...

  Summer brings sunshine, longer days, and more people outdoors–but it also leads to a spike in summer bicycle accidents . Whether it’s kids riding during school break, commuters avoiding traffic, or recreational cyclists enjoying the weather, the increased number of riders on the road means greater risk. At ER Injury Attorneys , our Las Vegas bicycle accident lawyers often see a rise in bicycle-related injury cases during the summer months. Here’s what you need to know to stay safe and avoid summer bicycle accidents . Common Types of Summer Bicycle Accidents 1. Collisions with Motor Vehicles These are among the most dangerous types of bicycle accidents, often resulting in serious injuries or fatalities . Some frequent scenarios include: Dooring Accidents : A parked driver or passenger opens a car door into a cyclist’s path, causing a sudden crash. Intersection Collisions : Motorists turning at intersections may fail to yield or misjudge a cyclist’s speed. Right Hook Accid...

  At ER Injury Attorneys , our Las Vegas car accident injury lawyers know that car wrecks change lives in the blink of an eye. While drivers get the spotlight when it comes to road safety, car passenger safety is also vital. Whether you are a driver or a passenger, knowing how to minimize risks can help in preventing the risk of serious injury in case of a collision. That’s why we’re here with five effective strategies to promote car passenger safety . 1. Buckle Up Always—Every Seat, Every Trip Seat belt use remains the best way of protecting car passengers in a crash. Back-seat passengers tend to be less consistent about buckling up–a dangerous, potentially even fatal error. For maximum car passenger safety: The lap belt part of the seat belt should stay snugly over the hips–never the tummy. The shoulder strap should go across your chest, in the middle–but not your neck. Never allow the shoulder strap to go across your back or under your arm. Parents a...