Deliberately stealing someone else’s property valued at $1,200 or greater is Grand Larceny according to Nevada Law NRS 205.220. Without permission from the owner, taking property that belongs to another person or entity is the definition of stealing. Being considered a felony, larceny is a specific type of theft that involves stealing someone’s personal property.…
Reviews can help you make it or break it when it comes to your business. People like to write a review especially when they are upset or had a bad experience. The reality is when people look up businesses, they are looking to see what others have said about the business. If the reviews are…
When you find yourself charged with a DUI, it can be an intimidating scenario. You may not know what your next move should be. If you are unfamiliar with the court system, you may be considering hiring a lawyer. You also might find yourself seeking legal advice if this is not your first offense. Kajioka…
You’ve worked hard for your home, autos and furnishings, or perhaps you’ve received an inheritance and now it is all being threatened by litigation, bankruptcy or government seizure. You need to know about asset protection. What Does Liability Insurance Cover? One of the ways to protect yourself and your assets is to have liability insurance.…
People are allowed to fight back against intruders that are threatening them according to Nevada Law. Assault, battery, attempted murder, home or car invasion, and domestic violence are crimes that people commonly perform self-defense against. Making it justifiable for a defender to harm or kill someone who is posing a threat to them since Nevada…
Are you a renter in Nevada or about to be a renter really soon? Something you should know is your rights as a renter before signing a lease agreement. It does not matter if you are renting a house, apartment or condo. Make sure you know and understand your rights. You do not want to…
In the United States, elder abuse continues to be an ongoing problem. With some estimates suggesting that as many as five million elderly in this country suffer some form of abuse each year, it is estimated that one in 10 Americans aged 60+ have experienced some form of elder abuse according to the National Council…
Usually, three years after the injury is the statute of limitations (SOL) to bring a medical malpractice claim. Whichever happens sooner, for a medical malpractice claim, the Nevada statute of limitations is 3 years from the date the medical provider caused the injury, or one year after the patient discovered or should have discovered the…
It is common for people in the Las Vegas area to go onto other people’s property every day. Such examples include going to work, going over to friends or family member’s homes, to restaurants and stores as well. People usually are focused on the reason that they are at the place when they go to…
In Nevada, there are three situations that qualify as illegal loitering. One is in locations where children gather and people are hanging out. Another is in casino areas and the people who are under 21 remain. The third is to solicit sex or break the law while people being in or near public restrooms. Carrying…
