Nevada, like any other jurisdiction, has a range of criminal charges that individuals can face. These charges vary in severity and carry different penalties depending on the nature of the offense. Understanding the common types of criminal charges in Nevada and their associated penalties is crucial for individuals to navigate the legal system effectively and…
Possession with intent to sell is a serious offense in Nevada and is considered a felony crime. It occurs when an individual is found to be in possession of a controlled substance with the intention to distribute or sell it. In Nevada, the specific criteria for qualifying possession with intent to sell are defined by…
Personal injuries can have a significant impact on an individual’s life, often causing pain, suffering, and financial burden. While not all personal injuries warrant taking legal action, there are several common types of injuries where pursuing a lawsuit may be worth considering. Today, we at Kajioka & Associates, Attorneys at Law, would like to explore…
Franchising is a popular business model that allows entrepreneurs to replicate successful business concepts and expand their operations through partnerships with franchisees. Nevada, known for its vibrant economy and business-friendly environment, offers numerous opportunities for individuals interested in franchising. Understanding the fundamentals of franchising in Nevada is essential for both aspiring franchisees and franchisors. Today,…
Suffering from burns and scalds can be an excruciating experience, often leaving victims with not only physical pain but also emotional trauma. In such cases, seeking legal recourse with the help of a personal injury attorney becomes crucial. Today, we at Kajioka & Associates Attorneys at Law would like to shed light on the nature…
In Nevada, negligence and gross negligence are two distinct legal concepts that can have significant consequences in civil and criminal cases. Understanding the difference between these two types of negligence is critical for anyone who may face a lawsuit or criminal charges. We at Kajioka & Associates Attorneys at Law would like to discuss the…
White-collar crimes refer to nonviolent offenses that typically involve financial gain and are often committed by individuals who hold positions of power or trust within organizations. In Nevada, white-collar crimes are taken very seriously, and perpetrators can face significant fines and even imprisonment if found guilty. Today, we at Kajioka & Associates Attorneys at Law…
If you are caught in possession of drugs that you do not have a prescription for then you could be dealing with criminal drug offense charges. This is a very serious crime in the State of Nevada. You could be faced with jail time and have it left on your permanent record. The State of…
Incorporations have a lengthy history spanning centuries. Private businesses to municipalities incorporate. As such a major model for business organizations it behooves us to give them some consideration. A company or group of people legally authorized to act as a single entity, just like a person is a corporation. Towns and cities incorporate to conduct…
Starting a business? It’s decision time. There are many ways to start a business, the primary first choice is what type of organization. Sole Proprietorship, Partnership, Limited Liability Company (LLC) or Incorporation. Each type has advantages and disadvantages, including asset protection and taxes. What is the Meaning of Sole Proprietorship? The Sole Proprietorship is you,…
