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Nevada Criminal Defense

An arrest does NOT guarantee a conviction. We may be able to get the charges reduced or dismissed without a trial. Visit our page on Nevada criminal defense laws to learn more.

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Nevada DUI

Getting arrested for DUI does not mean you will be convicted. Police misconduct, defective breathalyzers and crime lab mistakes may be enough to get your charges lessened or dismissed. Visit our page on Nevada DUI Laws to learn more.

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Nevada Immigration

Immigrating to the U.S. is a gauntlet of forms, rules and interviews. But our attorneys are committed to making the process as quick and easy for you as possible. Visit our page on Nevada immigration laws to learn more.

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Nevada Personal Injury

If you have been injured in an accident, we will fight to recover the biggest settlement possible in your case. Visit our page on Nevada personal injury laws to learn more.

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Injured by “Defective Tires” in Nevada? How to file a lawsuit

Injured by a defective tire? 3 parties you can sueWatch this video on YouTube Drivers or pedestrians injured by a car with defective tires may be able to bring a negligence or products liability lawsuit against the tire manufacturer, retailer, car dealer, and driver. Depending on the case, victims may be able to win compensatory …

How to file a “Xarelto” lawsuit in Nevada

People who suffered uncontrolled bleeding within 24 hours of ingestion requiring blood transfusion after taking the anticoagulant medication Xarelto (rivaroxaban) in Nevada may be able to sue the drug’s maker and marketer for negligence. Thousands of patients all throughout America have reported potentially life-threatening side effects, and many have turned to the courts in pursuit of …

Can a doctor be held liable for not switching HIV patients from TDF-based treatments to safer TAF-based ones?

Doctors could possibly be held liable for not switching HIV patients from TDF-based treatments to safer TAF-based ones, especially if they do so without obtaining a patient’s informed consent. However, it is unlikely that insurance companies would be held liable for not making the switch. The duty of a doctor to disclose information Doctors have …

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