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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Please note: Our firm only handles criminal and DUI cases, and only in California. We do not handle any of the following cases:
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Las Vegas Defense Group, L.L.C.
Beverly Martinez-Carvajal – Paralegal at Las Vegas Defense Group
Se habla español. Las Vegas Defense Group, LLC, takes pride in representing a diverse clientele. Native Spanish-speaker Beverly Martinez-Carvajal is available to talk with our Hispanic and Latino clients one-on-one. Beverly understands how difficult and scary facing criminal charges can be, and she is devoted to helping all of our clients, including our Spanish-speaking clientele, navigate the confusing court process while our legal team fights to achieve the best resolution possible in their cases. Beverly realizes that getting arrested is never planned and that many of our clients have never been in a situation before where they need an attorney. So Beverly is prepared for the many questions our clients have and is glad to help allay their fears. A notary as well, Beverly is a native Las Vegan who graduated from Western High School. When she is not working, she competes professionally in an Escaramuza team, and she has a chestnut-colored horse named Indú.
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Nevada law has several work injury statutes, including NRS 616A through NRS 616C. These laws explain how employees who suffer a work-related injury may file a claim for benefits under Nevada’s workers’ compensation system. What are considered work injuries in Nevada? Work injuries occur when employees get hurt while on the job. Many injuries result ...
Step 1: Complete the record request form Fill out the Identification File Request Form (DPS-006). Note that people cannot request other people’s records. Each person must request his/her own record. Make sure the form is filled out completely and written legibly. Otherwise the form will be returned. Step 2: Get fingerprinted Get fingerprinted by a ...