The recent tragedy involving the Asiana Airline crash in San Francisco proved three things: it’s a miracle more people did not die which only demonstrates how much safer aircraft have become; the importance of wearing seat belts, whether on an airplane or in a car;…
Filed Under: Personal Injury
Join us Saturday, August 17th from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Canyon Springs High School to the Inaugural ‘Meet Your District Court Judges.’ The event is dedicated to promoting voter education about the Clark County 2014 General Election, training future leaders, improving access to…
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Nevada pit bull owners had occasion to celebrate recently over legislation that will end discrimination against their breed of canine. Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval signed a bill that will prevent local authorities from passing laws that deem dogs “dangerous” simply on the basis of their…
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If the United States government has its way, you could get a DUI for drinking a single martini giving a whole new meaning to the term “happy hour.” The National Transportation Safety Board (“NTSB”), a federal agency, has recently proposed that states lower the DUI…
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Despite major advances in car safety, road engineering and greater public education regarding the dangers associated with driving, the sobering fact is that car accidents remain one of the leading causes of death among adults and the leading cause of death among teenagers. The top…
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Following a car accident, slip and fall or some other type of personal injury incident, people often seek the help of either a chiropractor or physical therapist. Of course, this makes perfect sense. Before exploring legal rights, one’s health and well-being come first. However, the…
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After a traumatic or life-threatening event, it is very common for a person to experience upsetting memories of the event (i.e. “flashbacks”), increased unease or jumpiness, trouble sleeping and feelings of rage or depression. If these reactions do not ease over time or simply get…
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According to the Brain Injury Association of America the statistics involving brain injuries are sobering. Of the 1.7 million people who sustain a traumatic brain injury each year in the United States: 50,000 will die; 235,000 will require hospitalization; 1.1 million will be treated and…
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A California farmworker, Robert Ramirez Lopez, was on the job only three days in September 2009 when a tragic accident caused his left arm to be crushed and become mangled by a machine that processes watermelons. Mr. Lopez was tapping a watermelon with his hand…
Filed Under: Employment Law
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