Leaving the scene of a car accident is considered a “hit-and-run” offense in Nevada. Fleeing the scene can lead to devastating consequences, especially if it involves injuries. Committing a hit-and-run offense when someone is hurt…
Our criminal defense lawyers at The Vegas Lawyers have noticed that many cases involve failure to pay casino markers. With that in mind, it’s fair to ask, “What is a casino marker?” A casino marker…
The difference between assault and battery is a matter of intention and whether or not touching occurred. Generally, Nevada defines assault as putting someone in fear and apprehension of physical harm. Battery is defined as…
A grand jury decides whether or not the state of Nevada has enough evidence to charge an individual with a serious felony offense. It’s important to note that a grand jury indictment does not mean…
Las Vegas is known as the entertainment and gambling capital of the world. However, there is one gamble that you might not want to take in Nevada: cheating the casinos. It’s not just lousy gamesmanship,…
Driving in Nevada, like every other state, is considered a privilege, and not a right. This means that drivers can have their license revoked or suspended by the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles (“DMV”). In…
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