Waymo started running cars with nobody in the driver’s seat here this summer. Its own employees get the first rides, with public service to follow. Zoox has been hauling riders around the Strip in shuttles that don’t even have a steering wheel, and federal regulators just cleared the company to start charging fares. The Raiders …
Defective Tire Lawyer Las Vegas
A tire is the only part of a vehicle that touches the road. When it fails at highway speed, the consequences are catastrophic. Tread peels off, the vehicle pulls violently to one side, the driver loses steering and braking authority, and the result is often a rollover, a multi-vehicle pileup, or a fatal crash. In …
Dangerous Children’s Products: What Nevada Parents Need to Know
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission recalls children’s products more frequently than any other consumer category. Cribs, strollers, infant sleep products, car seats, toys, and baby gear fail in ways that injure and kill children every year, and the manufacturers that designed, built, and sold those products are legally responsible for the harm they cause. …
Product Liability Laws in Nevada: What You Need to Know
Not every car accident is caused by a driver. When the component that failed was defective from the moment it left the factory, the manufacturer, distributor, or parts retailer may be legally responsible for the crash and every injury it caused. Nevada law gives accident victims a product liability claim against the parts manufacturer that …
Defective Power Tools and Workplace Injury in Nevada
When a power tool or piece of workplace equipment fails in your hands, the injury that follows is not just a workplace accident. It may be a product liability case. Nevada law gives injured workers two separate legal paths after a tool defect causes harm, and understanding how those paths work together can be the …
Polaris Ranger Seatbelt Recall: What Nevada Owners Need to Know
If you own a 2024 Polaris Ranger, ProXD, or Bobcat utility vehicle, the federal government has flagged a serious safety issue that could change what happens to you and your passengers in a crash. In December 2024, Polaris recalled roughly 2,500 of these UTVs in the United States because the passenger side seatbelt anchor can …
7 Steps to Take After a Defective Product Injury in Nevada
Injured by a defective product in Nevada? These 7 steps protect your health, your evidence, and your legal rights — starting with what not to say to the manufacturer.
Nevada Product Liability Statute of Limitations
Nevada generally gives you two years to file a product liability claim. Learn about the discovery rule, tolling for minors, and what to do if your deadline is close.
Nevada Product Liability Law: What You Don’t Have to Prove
Nevada strict liability means you don’t have to prove negligence — just that the product was defective and caused your injury. Learn how Nevada product liability law works.
Types of Product Defects in Nevada: What Each One Means for Your Claim
Manufacturing defects, design defects, and failure to warn — learn how Nevada’s three product defect categories determine who is liable for your injury.
Jogging Strollers Recalled for Choking Hazard
Hundreds of thousands of strollers have been recently recalled because of a choking hazard. According to The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), B.O.B. Trailers Inc. has recalled 411,700 jogging strollers in the United States. The report states that the canopies on the strollers have an embroidered logo that can detach and become a choking …
Dehumidifiers Recalled for Serious Fire Hazards
If you use a Goldstar or Comfort-Aire dehumidifier, you may want to make sure that it isn’t one of the many recently recalled models, which officials say have been causing house fires. According to a report by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), about 98,000 dehumidifiers have been recalled by LG Electronics Tianjin Appliance Company. …
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