Charged with DUI and Child Endangerment: What Happens When There’s a Minor in the Car?

A DUI charge in Nevada is already serious on its own, but if there’s a child in the vehicle, the situation gets a lot worse, very quickly.  Nevada law treats driving under the influence with a minor passenger as a distinct, aggravated situation. Anyone in this position is not just looking at a DUI anymore. […]

Nevada’s Good Samaritan Law: Will You Get Arrested If You Call 911 During a Drug Overdose?

Every second counts when someone overdoses. However, worrying about being arrested can make those around them hesitate to call for help, which can cost someone their life. If you’re somewhere that drugs are being used and someone overdoses, calling 911 means potentially exposing yourself to law enforcement. So, what does Nevada law actually say about […]

Police Misconduct and Qualified Immunity: What Nevada Victims Should Know

If you or someone you love has been hurt by the actions of a police officer, you may already know that holding law enforcement accountable is rarely straightforward. One of the biggest legal hurdles victims run into is a doctrine called qualified immunity. It’s a concept that shows up constantly in police misconduct cases, and […]

What Evidence Can Strengthen a Police Brutality Claim in Las Vegas?

Police brutality cases are among the most challenging types of civil claims to win. Between legal doctrines like qualified immunity, the natural credibility that officers are often given in court, and the difficulty of proving what actually happened during a fast-moving encounter, victims frequently face an uphill battle. The strength of your evidence can make […]