Isis Fetty, 19, killed; Allyson Tansler, 40, Megan Amirr, 27, and a 12-year-old girl injured in head-on crash on Highway 50A/95A near Fernley, Nevada

According to the Nevada State Highway Patrol, on Sunday afternoon a black 2008 Saturn sedan driven by Megan Constance Amirr, 27, of Fernley, was southbound on 50A/95A just after noon when for reasons unknown she crossed the center line and struck a white 1988 Mercedes-Benz sedan driven by Isis Aline Fetty, 19, of Silver Springs. Fetty died at the scene, whild her passenger Allyson Marie F. Tansler, 40, was transported to Renown Regional Medical Center by Central Lyon County ambulance with serious non-life-threatening injuries. Another passenger, a 12-year-old girl, was treated for minor injuries.​ Amirr was also ransported to Renown with non-life-threatening injuries. Drugs are being investigated as a factor in the accident, and charges may be pending. 

What you need to know after a serious Las Vegas car accident

When someone has been seriously injured in a car accident in Las Vegas or anywhere in Nevada, they need to deal with injuries, medical treatments and bills, and lost wages.

After a serious or fatal car collision, it is crucial to quickly get the information necessary to make good decisions and begin moving toward physical and financial recovery. Getting experienced assistance to handle an insurance claim will begin the process of financial recovery.

If the injuries are significant or if you have questions about what you should do, it is best to contact an experienced Las Vegas car accident attorney for a free, no-obligation consultation. Serious accidents are difficult to handle without the assistance of a lawyer who understands the process and has the expertise to obtain the highest possible settlement or verdict. Learn more about Las Vegas auto crash claims here.