In 2017, independent labs discovered asbestos in some cosmetic products manufactured and sold to young girls and teens. The two brands behind these asbestos-contaminated products were Retailer Justice and Claire’s. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) released a statement in March 2019, confirming that products from the two brands indeed[…]
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Eight women who were trained by a former Brown’s Gym coach currently charged with lewdness and sexual abuse have filed a lawsuit against the Las Vegas Gym where he coached between 2007 and 2015. A civil negligence and liability case brought to the Nevada state court on January 19, 2021,[…]
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In a 2019 report of Best Drivers in America, Las Vegas performed poorly, managing position 129 out of 200 cities ranked. It also ranked top five among the cities with the most fatalities related to running red lights. People living in Las Vegas have a likelihood of getting into a[…]
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Finding the right doctor after a personal injury is crucial for accident victims. Getting quality and immediate medical attention after an accident is instrumental in determining what injuries a victim has sustained, even if they are not obvious at first. The absence of pain or lack of apparent signs of injury[…]
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Failure to perform adequate evasive action could cause severe, long-term injuries or even loss of life. The Large Truck Crash Causation Study shows that at least 14% of large commercial truck accidents happen when drivers take inadequate evasive action. Inadequate Evasive Action: What Is It? The Federal Motor Carrier Safety[…]
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Knowing what to expect during the car accident claims process, what documentation to gather and keep, and how to hire an injury attorney can help injured victims survive the complications that often arise after a serious motor vehicle crash. What Is a Car Accident Claim? A car accident claim is[…]
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When a person sustains an injury at a Nevada ski resort, the inherent risk exclusions shield the facility from responsibility in many instances. However, there are situations in which a ski resort is liable for injuries sustained by skiers or visitors at the facility. Inherent Risk: What Is It? Inherent[…]
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Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) shows that the leading causes of brain injury are falls, motor vehicle accidents, intentional violence, and being struck by/against an object or a hard surface. While brain injuries can occur to anyone, they are most common in males aged from[…]
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Low-light and no-light conditions create considerable hazards for motorists and pedestrians in Nevada. Roughly 71% of fatalities involving pedestrians or cyclists occur after dark. Pedestrian Fatalities in the United States In 2017, 364 cyclists and 4,440 pedestrians were killed in motor vehicle collisions in the United States. Of these, 71%[…]
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“Take home” lawsuits involving family members of people who contracted the COVID-19 virus at work and then “took it home” are starting to explode across the country. These lawsuits allege that the worker contracted the virus at work, brought it home, and caused the subsequent illnesses suffered in the family.[…]
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