In Nevada, business and property owners must adhere to strict rules and regulations that were put in place for the protection of customers and visitors. To adhere to these premises liability laws, foreign objects must be removed from floors, faulty infrastructure must be repaired or warnings must be provided alerting visitors to the potential dangers. Unfortunately due to a lack of funding or resources, maintenance can sometimes be neglected. When the negligence of property or business owners results in injuries to customers, legal action can be taken.
Premises liability: Alleged parking lot fall leads to lawsuit
Pedestrian accidents still happen despite safety improvements
Streets in and around Las Vegas, Nevada have become incredibly dangerous. Pedestrians face unique dangers that may not be present to those in vehicles. To prevent pedestrian accidents, both drivers and pedestrians should obey all traffic laws, remain focused and aware of surroundings at all times. Unfortunately, a recent tragic accident in North Las Vegas claimed the life of a pedestrian.
Drunk driver accidents: Driver flees scene of fatal crash
Driving under the influence of alcohol is not only incredibly irresponsible and dangerous, it is also the cause of thousands of deaths every year across the country. In Nevada, drunk driving remains a major concern and police forces have stepped up efforts to prevent drunk driver accidents. Unfortunately, there will always be drivers who choose to get behind the wheel while intoxicated.
Safety tips for motorcycle rallies in Las Vegas
If you are an avid motorcyclist, chances are you know that there are a myriad of motorcycle events and rallies in Las Vegas. These get-togethers are a great opportunity to meet like-minded individuals, show off your ride and take a peek at what other bikers have.
Avoid these dangers of spring break in Vegas
Spring break is coming soon to college students across the nation. A popular destination during this time off from academic responsibilities is none other than Las Vegas. Unfortunately, car accidents are highest during spring break, reports Pharmacy Times.
