Nevada’s Good Samaritan Law
A good Samaritan is someone who provides help in times of need to a stranger—most often in an emergency situation. As an example, a...
READ MOREDMV Test For Seniors Over 70 in Nevada
Are senior drivers less capable? The short answer is “it depends.” As explained by the National Safety Council (NSC), the data shows that senior...
READ MOREWhat is the “Reasonable Person” Standard?
Hurt in an accident in Nevada? You have the right to seek financial compensation for your damages from the at-fault party. To do so,...
READ MOREWhat is PIP Insurance and How Does it Work?
Were you involved in a serious motor vehicle collision in Las Vegas or elsewhere in Clark County? If so, you need compensation to pay...
READ MORENavigating Remote Work Policies: Legal Implications for Employers and Employees
Since the COVID-19 pandemic, Nevada employers and employees alike have continued to struggle with remote work policies. Even as more companies “return to the...
READ MORE2 times businesses like hotels could be liable for criminal acts
When one person violates the law, that individual is usually directly responsible for their own actions. Those who choose to assault others or steal...
READ MOREBy the time tenants see black mold, the issue could be severe
The relatively dry environment in Nevada isn’t one strongly associated with toxic mold. When people think of black mold developing and houses, they often...
READ MOREA fracture from a casino slip-and-fall could lead to major issues
When people slip because of wet floors or trip on crumpled rugs or exposed power cords at a casino, they could end up severely...
READ MOREWhat to do if your doctor doesn’t listen
There have been studies that show that doctors simply don’t listen to their patients. For instance, one study discovered that they tend to interrupt after...
READ MORESummertime Safety Tips for Drivers
Because there are more travelers out on the road in the summer months, drivers are at a higher risk of becoming involved in a...
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