Category Archives: Personal Injury
Injured at a 24-Hour Store? What Nighttime Shoppers Need to Know About Filing a Claim
Las Vegas is a city that never sleeps—and neither do many of its grocery and convenience stores. Whether you are grabbing snacks after a show or shopping for essentials during the graveyard shift, 24-hour stores offer the convenience of round-the-clock access. But with that convenience comes an increased risk of injury, especially during late-night… Read More »
Common Household Products That May Cause Serious Injury – And Who’s Liable
Most people think of their homes as safe havens—but the reality is that some everyday household products can pose serious safety risks. From cleaning agents to appliances and children’s toys, a surprising number of products have the potential to cause burns, poisoning, lacerations, or other severe injuries. At Mainor Ellis, our Las Vegas Personal… Read More »
Wet Floors, Loose Carpets, and Poor Lighting: Common Hazards Leading to Slip and Falls
Slip and fall accidents are among the most common causes of injuries in Las Vegas, occurring in casinos, hotels, restaurants, retail stores, and even private properties. While many assume these accidents are simply due to clumsiness, they are often the result of property owner negligence. Hazards like wet floors, loose carpets, and poor lighting… Read More »
Truck Safety Inspections: Preventing Accidents Caused by Negligent Maintenance
In Nevada, as in many other states, the trucking industry plays a vital role in the economy, ensuring goods are transported efficiently across the country. However, this high level of activity also brings with it significant risks—particularly when it comes to truck accidents caused by negligent maintenance. Preventing these accidents is not only crucial… Read More »
Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist Coverage in Nevada
Car accidents can be devastating, and when you’re injured in a crash, you expect the at-fault party’s insurance to cover your medical expenses, lost wages, and other damages. However, what happens when the driver who caused the accident either doesn’t have insurance (uninsured motorist) or doesn’t have enough coverage to fully compensate you for… Read More »