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    How Criminal Cases Relate to Personal Injury Claims in Nevada

    Some personal injury cases may involve criminal acts. Intentional torts often have criminal offenses tied to them. For example, assault, murder, harassment, battery, trespass, and intentional infliction of emotional distress are examples of crimes that could be involved in a personal injury case. Other criminal offenses could be tied to personal injury cases, such as driving under the influence. Request […]

    What Happens If You Miss Jury Duty in Las Vegas, NV?

    Nobody wants to find a jury summons in their mail. The dreaded notice is an inconvenient interruption in your daily life, one that could get a lot more intensive if you’re selected to serve. With that in mind, it’s understandable that you might be thinking about ignoring a summons and skipping the process altogether. Maybe you already forgot to appear […]

    Discover the Best Take-Out Food in Summerlin, NV

    In the bustling community of Summerlin, NV, the culinary scene is as vibrant and diverse as the landscape itself. Whether you are craving a cozy night in or need a delicious meal on the go, the amount of top-notch take-out options in and around Summerlin promises to satisfy any appetite. This article explores the best take-out restaurants in Summerlin, NV, […]

    Juvenile Detention Information

    If your child has been arrested or received an adjudication of delinquency for criminal defense, they may have been given juvenile detention. You probably have many questions about what this means for your child and what they can expect while in detention.  Schedule Initial Case Evaluation What Is Juvenile Detention Juvenile detention is the placement of a child in a […]

    What Is the Exclusionary Rule?

    Were you arrested and charged with a crime in Las Vegas? Do you know or have reason to believe that the arresting police officer violated your constitutional rights? When an officer obtains evidence from an illegal search or seizure, that evidence might be inadmissible in court due to the exclusionary rule. Under this rule, courts must suppress evidence obtained in […]

    How to Request Advanced Parole?

    Advance Parole is a United States immigration law that allows people to leave the country and lawfully return. This process allows people awaiting their green card status to obtain permission to go overseas for various reasons, from higher education to medical treatment. If you need to travel abroad, don’t wait. Learn how to request advanced parole with our guide. What […]

    Do I Have to Give Police My ID?

    In Nevada, you must identify yourself (i.e., give your legal name) when asked by a law enforcement officer, particularly if you are suspected of a crime. However, unless they ask you for your identification at a pullover stop in your vehicle, you do not have to give the officer your ID in all situations. Because there is a difference between […]

    DUI vs. Reckless Driving: What Is the Difference?

    Have you been charged with DUI in Nevada? If so, you could potentially be able to downgrade your charges to reckless driving, which has less severe consequences. Here’s what you need to know about these separate but related criminal charges, as well as what a knowledgeable defense attorney can do to help you pursue a favorable resolution to your case. […]

    Driving While High in Nevada

    Driving under the influence (from marijuana, cocaine, heroin, or any controlled substance) is illegal. Those who allegedly commit this offense may face fines and time in jail. If convicted, they may have difficulty getting a job or buying a home. The government could also take away their driving and voting rights. However, you may be able to avoid harsh penalties. […]

    Can I Keep a Gun in My Car in Las Vegas?

    You are allowed to keep a gun in your car in Las Vegas if: You have a permit to carry a concealed weapon (CCW) in Nevada, which allows you to keep a handgun in the glove compartment or another hidden location in your vehicle. You do not fall under the exceptions listed in NRS 202.3657for those who are not allowed […]