Nevada’s laws allow victims of sexual assault and abuse to file a lawsuit against those who committed the act of sexual penetration against them. Others whose actions contributed to allowing the assault to occur may also face legal repercussions. Below, we look at the right to file a personal injury claim for sexual assault and abuse in Nevada, understanding survivors of these atrocities are never alone….
Nevada fireworks laws can be confusing, especially if you are suffering from an injury brought on by someone else’s use of fireworks. Each county in the state sets its own rules for fireworks. Fireworks across the state cannot be used on the streets or sidewalks in any city. They also are not allowed on any school district or government property. At Bighorn Law, our personal injury…
There are various ways to resolve personal injury claims in Nevada. In many cases, this involves a settlement with insurance carriers. However, there are ways to use alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods to put a claim to rest. Arbitration is one of the most common types of alternative dispute resolution methods. What is Arbitration in Colorado? Simply put, arbitration is a procedure used to carry out…
Property owners in Nevada are responsible for ensuring the safety of their premises. Typically, this duty of care extends to those who have a right to be there, but the attractive nuisance law in this state also extends the duty of property owners. Nevada property owners have a responsibility to ensure that any dangerous features that could be of interest to a child are adequately secured…