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By Lawrence E. Mittin, Esq. The number of attorneys advertising on billboards or TV for personal injury claims is huge. California-based attorneys have entered the market because Nevada has better laws and jury verdicts for personal injury claims than California. The advertisements for some of the lawyers include multiple billboards on the same street, let...

By Paul R. Kirst, Esq. There is a joke that goes something along the lines of “What is the most common thing said before someone dies? ‘What could go wrong?’” We at Craig P. Kenny & Associates don’t want to joke about death, dying, or even being injured, but that old joke certainly can be...

By Billie-Marie Morrison, Esq. According to the CDC, workers who are exposed to extreme heat or work in hot environments may be at risk of heat stress. Exposure to extreme heat can result in an occupational illness or injury. Heat stress often manifests as heat stroke, heat exhaustion, heat cramps, heat rashes, and dehydration, for...

By Jimmy Howard, Esq. Every car accident happens fast and unexpectedly. The immediate moments after a car accident are adrenaline-fueled chaos. You may be in significant pain. Because of this, it is best to have a plan for what to do if a car accident happens before it happens. 1. Call the police immediately. Many...

By Senator Melanie Scheible, Esq. Understanding what bail is and how it works can be incredibly difficult and stressful when someone gets arrested. The concept of posting bail to get out of jail dates back centuries and has changed over time in the United States and Nevada. In its simplest form, bail is a refundable...

By Leon R Symanski, Esq. Ahhh, Spring! Temperatures get warmer, days become longer and trees, flowers, and foliage are in full bloom. Spring is truly a cause for celebration for most of us. It’s time to get outdoors and hike, bike, walk, picnic, and enjoy our beautiful environment. Spring is also the perfect time to...

By Bradley L. Kenny, Esq. I’m sure you have all heard the phrase, “OK Boomer” in relation to the generational gaps within the last five years. The story behind the phrase is that in early November 2019, while giving a speech supporting a climate change bill Chlöe Swarbrick a member of New Zealand’s Parliament responded...

By Paul R. Kirst Esq. Though the Spring Equinox and Daylight Saving Time are not the same thing, they happen about the same time each year and are often thought of together. This article will explore some fun/interesting (hopefully) tidbits about each and then point out some safety considerations. When do they happen? Did you...

By Lawrence E. Mittin Esq. The other day I added a streaming service so I could watch a show on my phone a day earlier than it was showing on TV. When I go to sleep, I like to watch shows on my phone. So for $5 a month, it is worth it to me...

By Billie-Marie Morrison, Esq. The answer is simple, right away… preferably the day you are injured or shortly after. When you are injured on the job, or suffer an occupational disease, you are NOT suing your employer. What you have is a claim with your employer’s workers’ compensation insurance carrier. Similar to a car accident,...