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By Bradley L. Kenny, Esq. A couple of months ago literally marked our 30-year anniversary. Craig opened this firm on May 22, 1995. While I was an attorney in town at the time that Craig went out on his own, I was working for another law firm. Truth be told, he couldn’t afford to pay...

By Joseph S. Sciscento, Esq. Typically, when you are involved in a motor vehicle accident, you should make sure that everyone is okay, call for medical attention if needed, exchange information with all parties, and contact the local police. But what if you are involved in an accident with an unattended vehicle? This issue is...

By Leon R. Symanski, Esq. No matter what your political affiliation is, we are all affected by the decisions that our political leaders make: the good, the bad, and the ugly. The most recent major political decision was to implement tariffs to regain economic stability, and potentially economic dominance, for the United States. A tariff...

By Lawrence E. Mittin, Esq. When a person is injured in a car accident, the clock starts ticking for the insurance company for the at-fault driver to try and settle with the injured person before the person even speaks to an attorney. Insurance companies pay so much more when a lawyer gets involved, that they...

By Billie-Marie Morrison, Esq. Some premature babies who consume certain Similac and Enfamil formulas may be at risk of developing a rare intestinal disorder known as Necrotizing Enterocolitis (NEC). NEC is a medical condition that primarily affects premature infants, although it can occur in full-term infants as well. This serious gastrointestinal disease involves inflammation and...

By Jimmy Howard, Esq. Everyone is familiar with commercials that ask if you or someone you love has been hurt by a medication, or if you used a weed killer and got cancer, or if you were injured because your car’s air bags failed to deploy in a car accident. Defective products that harm consumers...

By Senator Melanie Scheible, Esq. As the start of Nevada’s 2025 legislative session approaches, state lawmakers are gearing up for a session that promises to address critical issues affecting residents across the Silver State. The session will begin on February 5, 2025, and continue for 120 days, concluding by June 5, 2025. Legislators will address...

By Paul R. Kirst, Esq. We are often asked if a particular situation gives rise to a workers’ compensation (WC) claim or a personal injury (PI) claim. Sometimes it can be both. Although there are some rare exceptions, when injured on the job your exclusive remedy as to your employer will be the rights afforded...

By Bradley L. Kenny, Esq. With the holiday season fast approaching, we must all be mindful of going to and from stores and malls. I have seen a rise in parking lot accidents in the last five years. I think that too much technology plays a big role. You might believe, “Well even if I...