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Slip and Fall in Walmart

Slip and Fall in Walmart

Walmart is one of the biggest and most popular big box stores in the United States. Today, there are 5,342 Walmarts across the United States. With so many retail outlets throughout...

May 27, 2021Read More →
Pet Injured in a Car Accident

Pet Injured in a Car Accident

It’s difficult to find anyone that hasn’t had a pet at some point in their life. A recent APPA national survey found that 67% of American households have at least one pet. That wor...

October 27, 2020Read More →
Hit By A Car In A Parking Lot

Hit By A Car In A Parking Lot

Being hit by a car while walking in a parking lot is a somewhat unique circumstance. Depending exactly where you are, things might seem very calm, almost as if you’re alone, or the...

September 1, 2020Read More →

Interviewed about Torts

I got an email from John Goldberg a while back asking if I’d be interested in being interviewed about Torts for a Business Law class he’s teaching this semester at Sacr...

June 30, 2020Read More →
Las Vegas Uber Accident Attorneys

Las Vegas Uber Accident Attorneys

If you need an affordable and convenient way to get around Las Vegas, calling for an Uber is an excellent option. However, this service does have one major drawback: You have littl...

February 26, 2020Read More →
Electric Scooter Laws

Electric Scooter Laws

In recent years, electric scooter lows have become an increasingly popular mode of transportation in America’s cities. According to the National Association of City Transport...

December 18, 2019Read More →
Nevada Speeding Accidents

Nevada Speeding Accidents

Just about everyone understands that speeding in a vehicle can be incredibly dangerous. The speeding accident is a dangerous subject for life. Despite this fact, speeding remains a...

December 17, 2019Read More →
Nevada Motorcycle Laws

Nevada Motorcycle Laws

If you ride a motorcycle in the state of Nevada, you must be familiar with the rules of the road. These laws are set down by the Nevada Legislature and are designed to keep all of...

November 9, 2019Read More →
Best Cars for First-Time Drivers

Best Cars for First-Time Drivers

Best Cars for First-Time Drivers – When purchasing a vehicle for a first-time driver, qualities such as reliability, practicality, and safety are of the utmost importance. Th...

November 8, 2019Read More →
Nevada Good Samaritan Law

Nevada Good Samaritan Law

Nevada Good Samaritan Law – Picture the scene: You are standing in line at the grocery store ready to pay for your items when suddenly the customer behind you goes into cardi...

November 3, 2019Read More →
Drones Investigating Car Wrecks

Drones Investigating Car Wrecks

In recent years, drones have become increasingly accessible to the average individual. Indeed, there is a good chance that you know someone who regularly uses one to capture beauti...

November 2, 2019Read More →
Bike Lanes Need More Protection

Bike Lanes Need More Protection

Bike Lanes Need More Protection – Over the past couple of decades, the popularity of cycling in the United States has grown and grown – and it does not show any sign of...

November 1, 2019Read More →
3D Painted Crosswalks

3D Painted Crosswalks

3D Painted Crosswalks – Since it was first introduced in Slough, England in 1951, the humble crosswalk has helped millions, if not billions, of people, cross the street safel...

October 31, 2019Read More →
Nevada Car Seat Laws

Nevada Car Seat Laws

One of the leading risks for children four years old and over is getting hurt in an auto accident. Unfortunately, over 5,000 children die each year in the U.S. in car crashes, and...

September 17, 2019Read More →
Bicyclist and Pedestrian Safety

Bicyclist and Pedestrian Safety

From biking to driving, there are many ways for people to travel, but everyone must obey the rules of the road. Far too often, people are injured or killed because someone failed t...

August 25, 2019Read More →
Reading Your Nevada Accident Report

Reading Your Nevada Accident Report

After a car accident, a report will usually be generated to explain details about the collision if the local police, Sheriff, or Highway Patrol are called to the scene. This docume...

August 23, 2019Read More →
What is Pain and Suffering?

What is Pain and Suffering?

Although many people have heard the term “pain and suffering” used to describe the physical and emotional damages related to their personal injury claim, they may not know what exa...

June 10, 2019Read More →

Hot Coffee and Tort “Reform”

A few weeks ago, I was preparing jury voir dire questions for a short trial. Some of the questions that I prepared involved various issues of tort “reform” and other items currentl...

June 18, 2018Read More →

Medical Payments Coverage

Medical payments coverage (also known as Med Pay) is the best bargain that you have on your auto insurance policy. The premium for this coverage is relatively cheap. Medical paymen...

June 18, 2018Read More →

The Family Purpose Doctrine

Did you ever ask yourself the question, what is my responsibility for a motor vehicle accident involving family members that lives in my household? Nevada Revised Statute (NRS) 41....

June 18, 2018Read More →

A Few Short Notes on Depositions

In addition to the general Discovery Rules of NRCP 16.1 and 26, the Deposition process is controlled by NRCP 28 – 31 (the use of Depositions at Trial is controlled by NRCP 32. In t...

June 17, 2018Read More →

My Time as a Juror

A few Months ago I get my mail and find a Jury Summons for the Eighth Judicial District Court of the State of Nevada giving me a reporting date in mid-October, 2010. My first respo...

June 17, 2018Read More →

Negligence Per Se as Proof of Fault

What happens when a person breaks a law and injures another person? The Law has developed an answer known as “negligence per se.” “Per se” means “in itself” – the negligence per se...

June 17, 2018Read More →

Nevada Short Trial Program

The Short Trial Program began on July 1, 2002. The Nevada Supreme Court made the Program Mandatory in certain cases in 2005. It’s purpose is simple: The purpose of the short trial...

June 17, 2018Read More →
Discovery in Nevada - The Basics

Discovery in Nevada - The Basics

Nevada Civil cases filed in the District Court are controlled by the Nevada Rules of Civil Procedure (NRCP). Those Rules are based on the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) an...

June 12, 2018Read More →
Spoliation of Evidence

Spoliation of Evidence

Since I brought it up last post, I thought now would be a good time to discuss “spoliation of evidence.” And, yes, it is ”spoliation” and not “spoilation.” In any case, Findlaw’s L...

June 12, 2018Read More →

No Rest For The Wicked

So, no more celebrating the last victory – it’s on to the next Trial. I have another Short Trial on December first. This case involves two accidents about three months apart. The f...

June 11, 2018Read More →

Powers Of Attorney

You have undoubtedly heard the line that, “A person that represents himself in a legal matter has a fool for a client.” Are there legal matters that can be handled economically wit...

June 11, 2018Read More →

Settlement In A Hit And Run Case

Las Vegas personal injury lawyer, Donald Kudler, of the law firm Cap & Kudler, has settled a motor vehicle accident, which involved a hit-and-run driver. Donald Kudler represen...

June 11, 2018Read More →

Short Trial Is Over We Won

The Short Trial I have been preparing for went forward today and the Jury found in our favor and awarded my client $12,136.50. In addition to this, my client is entitled to: Attorn...

June 11, 2018Read More →