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Injured in a Las Vegas Casino While Intoxicated — Can You Still Sue?
Las Vegas is known for its nightlife, entertainment, and of course, its casinos. With drinks flowing freely and people letting loose, it’s not uncommon for accidents to happen—especially inside bustling casinos. But if you were drunk or under the influence of drugs at the time of your injury, you may wonder: Can I still… Read More »
Sick from Sushi? How to Sue for Salmonella Food Poisoning in Las Vegas
Dining out should be an enjoyable experience—not one that lands you in the hospital. Unfortunately, cases of salmonella food poisoning linked to contaminated sushi are becoming more common, especially when restaurants fail to follow proper food safety protocols. If you’ve suffered serious illness after eating contaminated sushi in Las Vegas, you may have grounds… Read More »
Who’s Liable for a Boating Accident If Multiple People Were Operating the Boat?
Boating is a favorite pastime for many Nevadans and tourists alike, with Lake Mead and other waterways near Las Vegas offering ideal conditions for recreation. But when accidents happen on the water—especially with multiple people taking turns at the helm—it can be difficult to determine who is legally responsible. At Mainor Ellis, a personal… Read More »
Motorcycle Accidents: Can Your Compensation Be Reduced if You Weren’t Wearing a Helmet?
No one rides a motorcycle hoping for a crash. That’s why many skip the “necessary helmet” part. But when an accident happens, every detail matters, including whether you were wearing a helmet. In Nevada, skipping your helmet doesn’t automatically kill your claim, but it definitely gives insurance companies a valid excuse to cut your… Read More »
Unsafe Terrain or Faulty Equipment? Common Causes of ATV Accidents and Your Legal Options
All-terrain vehicles (ATVs) are popular throughout Nevada, especially in and around the Las Vegas area where outdoor recreation is part of the lifestyle. But ATV adventures can quickly turn dangerous when safety is overlooked. If you’ve been injured in an ATV accident, determining whether unsafe terrain, faulty equipment, or someone else’s negligence was to… Read More »
When Is a Hotel Liable for Your Injuries?
You check in, expecting a comfortable stay. But one slip and suddenly you’re hurt. Your stay is ruined. The first question: “Can you actually hold the hotel responsible or is it your fault?” In Nevada, the answer is: Yes, the hotel can be held liable but only if it had a duty and they… Read More »
Instances When You Can Sue for Food Poisoning
Food poisoning isn’t just a ruined night. It’s a potential legal claim. But not every stomach bug qualifies for compensation. In Nevada, you must prove someone broke the rules, and you paid the price. Here’s how to know when your nausea might turn into a case worth filing and Mainor Ellis Injury Lawyers is… Read More »
Do You Sue the Truck Driver or the Trucking Company in a Negligent Maintenance Accident?
Truck crashes caused by poor upkeep are often the product of negligence, and that negligence stretches beyond the guy behind the wheel. If faulty brakes, bald tires, or sketchy suspension caused your accident, you’ve got legal options. But who exactly is responsible? At Mainor Ellis Injury Lawyers, we teach clients how to take on… Read More »
Do You Have to File a Lawsuit to Get Compensation After a Slip-and-Fall Accident?
You took a fall on someone else’s property. Now you’re stuck with medical bills and bruised pride. The real question: do you have to sue to get paid? In Nevada, the answer isn’t always “yes.” Getting fair compensation may be possible without having to go to court. At Mainor Ellis Injury Lawyers, we help… Read More »
Is the Rear Driver Always at Fault in Rear-End Collisions?
Most drivers automatically assume that if someone hits them from behind, that driver is always at fault. And in Nevada, the law does presume that. But it’s not absolute. Confused already? We get it. This presumption is called negligence per se, but there are important exceptions that can shift or share blame. Here’s how… Read More »