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Category Archives: Drunk Or Drugged Driving Accident

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Bars, Casinos, and Dram Shop Liability: Can You Sue the Alcohol Provider in Nevada?

By Mainor Ellis Injury Lawyers |

The drunk driver who hit you didn’t get that way in a vacuum. They were at a bar on the Strip. Or doing shots at a casino. Or drinking nonstop at an all‑inclusive “open bar” event. Your instinct is simple: “If the bar kept serving them when they were obviously wasted, can’t I sue… Read More »

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How Can You Prove the Other Driver Was Drunk or Drugged?

By Mainor Ellis Injury Lawyers |

Car accidents are already messy. Add alcohol or drugs into the mix, and the stakes rise fast. But here’s the reality: suspicion alone won’t get you compensated in Nevada. To win your case, you need solid proof that the other driver was impaired. How can you actually prove intoxication when the other side swears… Read More »

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Do Drugged Driving Accidents Differ Legally From Drunk Driving in Las Vegas?

By Mainor Ellis Injury Lawyers |

When it comes to impaired driving, most people think of drunk driving, but drugged driving is a growing issue across Nevada, with serious legal implications. Both forms of impaired driving carry significant risks, leading to accidents, injuries, and even fatalities. While Nevada law treats drunk and drugged driving similarly in some respects, there are… Read More »

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Repeat DUI Offenders: Enhanced Penalties and Victim Compensation in Nevada

By Mainor Ellis Injury Lawyers |

Driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious offense in Nevada, particularly when it involves repeat offenders. The state’s stringent laws aim to deter DUI offenses by imposing increasingly severe penalties on those who repeatedly violate these laws. For victims of accidents caused by repeat DUI offenders, understanding these legal frameworks is crucial in… Read More »

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