Month: November 2014

Las Vegas civil lawsuits that spring from car accidents, premises liability or other types of personal injury are all tort actions. A tort, as explained by the Cornell University’s Legal Information Institute, is defined as a civil wrong that is legally...

Successfully bringing a personal injury lawsuit in Las Vegas can involve many different types of evidence, including eyewitness statements, security camera footage and law enforcement records. In cases involving car accidents, official determinations on whether the...

Civil legal issues involving a large group of people are sometimes litigated through class action suits. Simply having numerous parties does not, however, guarantee that this is a viable option; certain prerequisites must be met in order for a group to pursue class...

Teenagers often feel invincible, especially when they are behind the wheel of a car. This can sometimes become exacerbated within Las Vegas’ city limits, as it is a place known for its fun night life and exciting tourist attractions. When teenagers take this...

Fiduciary duties are often discussed in regards to large corporations, such as those headquartered in Las Vegas. According to excerpts on the topic, provided by the website for Harvard University’s Berkman Center for Internet and Society, fiduciary duties are...

There are many situations in which a personal injury, commercial or product liability trial may result in unfair outcomes. When this occurs, we at the Aldrich Law Firm provide Las Vegas residents with the guidance they need to obtain just legal verdicts.Depending on...

In some instances, a criminal investigation can reveal or support behavior that is grounds for a civil lawsuit. As a result, it is not uncommon for Las Vegas residents and businesses to pursue civil litigation against parties who are facing criminal trials or those...