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Nevada criminal law has four degrees of arson (NRS 205.010 – 205.025), which is intentionally and illegally setting fire to property. The most serious charge is first-degree. Fourth-degree is the least serious. Each degree carries prison time, possible fines, and restitution to the victim. Common defenses include that the incident was an accident, that the ...

Victims of Nevada drunk driving accidents may feel powerless, but there are various rights they may employ for their benefit, including: The right to file a police report, The right to file a lawsuit for violating Nevada negligence laws, The right to file an uninsured or under-insured motorist claim in Nevada to seek compensation, The right to seek ...

Nevada DMV-issued license within 30 days of moving. Otherwise, they face a misdemeanor charge carrying a maximum penalty of: $1,000 in fines, and/or 6 months in jail But if the defendant gets a Nevada license promptly, the D.A. will usually dismiss the charge and reduce the fine to as little as $200. In order to ...

The Grant Sawyer building located at 555 E Washington Ave #5100 in Las Vegas has recently undergone repairs in an effort to root out its recurring mold problem. People who have been sickened by the mold may have a Nevada worker’s compensation cause of action against the state of Nevada. Mold at Grant Sawyer building ...