Nevada’s statute of limitations to bring a slip-and-fall lawsuit is generally two (2) years from the date of the injury. For example, if you tripped and broke your leg in a Las Vegas casino on January 1, 2025, then you must file your lawsuit against the casino no later than January 1, 2027. If you …
You can sue Las Vegas hotels for negligence when you slip-and-fall on their wet, slippery, or uneven floors. This could lead to a settlement where the hotel pays for all of your medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering. Even if you were partially to blame for the fall incident – such as by running …
Dangerous flooring causes countless slip-and-fall accidents in Nevada hotel/casinos, restaurants, bars, arenas, stores, parks, schools, and private homes. To recover money for their injuries, dangerous flooring victims can bring negligence and/or products liability claims against the responsible parties. Whom you can sue The four parties that I sue on behalf of dangerous flooring victims in …
While you do not necessarily need a lawyer to file a slip-and-fall case, having one has numerous benefits. A lawyer can: increase your odds of success, reduce the stress of filing the case, help you understand what you may be entitled to receive, and help you make informed decisions during the process. What does a …
Assume for a moment that you were injured in a slip and fall accident. Now it is time to try and recover compensation for your injuries via a personal injury claim/lawsuit. But what is the length of time to reach a fair settlement? It usually take anywhere from a few months to several years to …
Slip-and-fall accidents are common in Nevada, particularly in hotel casinos, grocery stores, and parking lots. Victims of a slip-and-fall accident in Nevada should take these five steps to file a personal injury claim: Do not admit fault or say you are uninjured. Seek medical care. Document what happened. Gather evidence. Contact a Las Vegas personal …
Nevada slip-and-fall accident victims may be able to sue the following parties for negligence: the staff member(s) whose negligence caused the slippery surface, the company that owns the nightclub, and/or the club patron whose negligence caused the slippery surface (if applicable) Slip-and-fall victims may be able to recover compensatory damages for medical bills, lost wages, …
