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Legal action can be taken against a nursing home or long-term care facility for alleged negligence, abuse, or neglect resulting in harm to a resident. Residents, their families, or legal representatives can file lawsuits for financial compensation....

The use of deadly force by the police is a highly charged and debated issue. Nevada is no exception to these discussions. The matter is intricate. It involves aspects of law enforcement, public safety, and individual rights. Determining when deadly...

The law allows you to seek compensation for lost earning capacity after your involvement in an accident or suffering injuries. Lost earning capacity is the future income that you will lose after the date of any case or out-of-court settlement. The court...

Medical malpractice occurs when you or someone you love sustains an injury due to the negligent act of a nurse, doctor, dentist, chiropractor, or any other healthcare professional or hospital. You can legally file a claim against the negligent party to...

Negligence per se, translated from Latin as "negligence in itself," represents a legal principle wherein an individual is deemed negligent by virtue of violating a statute or regulation. Unlike traditional negligence claims that require establishing a...

Under Nevada personal injury law, "consortium" is the companionship and intimacy shared between spouses or domestic partners. If your loved one suffers a serious injury, they could lose the ability to offer the companionship and love that you need....

Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) can result from incidents causing sudden head impacts, jolts, or penetrating injuries. The severity of TBIs varies and can lead to long-lasting effects on an individual's physical, cognitive, emotional, and behavioral...

Handling auto crashes can be overwhelming. You have sustained injuries, and your property has been damaged. Collisions involving commercial vehicles are more overwhelming than standard auto accident lawsuits. They involve multiple defendants,...