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By Jimmy Howard, Esq. You or a loved one have been in an automobile accident and need medical treatment. Should you use health insurance to pay for that medical treatment? The answer may seem to be obviously yes. However, it is not always the best option for medical treatment following an accident. There are also...

By Melanie Scheible, Esq. Driving Under the Influence (DUI) is a criminal offense in every State. There are more than 10 different courts in Clark County and 6 courts in the Las Vegas Valley where DUI cases are heard. While each court operates slightly differently, the basic processes and timelines are the same. Most people...

By Leon R. Symanski, Esq. When I was a kid I absolutely LOVED to ride my bike. I dreamed of getting the cool Schwinn with 5 speeds, hand brakes, and the banana seat with sissy-bar and shiny chrome accessories for my birthday or Christmas. Riding a bike is a great way to stay in shape...

By Hayley N. Price, Esq. If you are someone who was around between 1994 and 2022, you may remember the popular sitcom Friends, which included a good-natured but somewhat unsophisticated character named Joey who famously said. “It’s like a cow’s opinion, it doesn’t matter. It’s Moo”. Although something being “Moo” is clearly not correct legalese,...

By Bradley L. Kenny, Esq. Maybe…I’ll go into the details so that you can have a better understanding. First, I want to tell you about how you can end up in a situation where you think you’re doing the easy thing, but later on, you realize that you made a mistake. In my experience, insurance...

By Lawrence E. Mittin, Esq. You receive a letter in the mail from your insurance company about a minor fender bender you caused a year before. Your insurance rates already went up and you are irritated that someone is making an injury claim for such a minor accident. The letter tells you that your insurance...

By Paul R. Kirst, Esq. Most cases settle without us having to file a lawsuit, but one of the many benefits of having Craig P. Kenny & Associates represent you is our expertise should a lawsuit be required. However, the decision to engage in litigation involves many factors. Two of those factors are time and...

By Billie-Marie Morrison, Esq. Workers’ Compensation is a very unique area of law. It is considered Administrative Law because the process is created and controlled by the State of Nevada. Nevada is a no-fault system, which means even if the injury is a result of something you did (for example, you are driving for your job and you...

By Jimmy Howard, Esq. One of the most frequent and complicated questions we get from clients is how much money will they get at the end of their case. The answer is always, it depends. And, it depends on a lot of factors, but the two most important factors are (1) what are the client’s...

By Melanie Scheible, Esq. Nevada State Senator – District 9 The 82nd Nevada Legislature commenced on February 6, 2023 in Carson City, where 63 lawmakers are gathered for 120 days to amend, create, and shape Nevada’s Law. The Legislative process is open and public, with ample opportunities for participation in-person and online. The Nevada Legislative...