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Personal Injury

Car Customization and Liability Risk

A doctor in a white coat examines a patient's knee by gently pressing and moving it, as concerns about failing knee replacements leading to more lawsuits grow among patients seeking care.

Defective Products

Failing Knee Replacements Leading to More Lawsuits

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How Defendants May Use Bankruptcy to Avoid Paying Judgments

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Personal Injury

How Divorce Can Affect a Personal Injury Lawsuit

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Personal Injury

Approaches for Calculating Lost Earnings in a Personal Injury Case

Cars driving on a wet highway during heavy rain, with water spray and reduced visibility, highlight how challenging conditions test drivers. Does bad weather excuse bad driving, or should extra caution prevail when headlights cut through the overcast sky?.

Auto Accidents, Legal Updates, Trucking Accidents

Does Bad Weather Excuse Bad Driving?

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Las Vegas Workers’ Comp Lawyers Discuss How to Prevent Crime at Work

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Exposure to Dangerous Chemicals at Work

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Personal Injury

Contracting Hepatitis A in Public Venues

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Marijuana Usage and Workers Compensation in Las Vegas

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Personal Injury

Who Is Responsible for Injuries Caused by Fireworks?

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Personal Injury

Liability in a Pool Accident Explained by a Las Vegas Injury Lawyer