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November 2, 2023
Common Carriers: Who are they?

Who is Considered a Common Carrier in Nevada, and why does it matter to your Personal Injury Case? In Nevada, a "Common motor carrier" is described under NRS 706.036 as any person or operator who presents themselves to the public,...

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October 26, 2023
Driven to Exhaustion: Legal Implications of Truck Driver Fatigue in Nevada

Truck Driver Fatigue in Nevada. Being on the road for extended periods can lead to weariness among truck drivers, presenting substantial dangers to them and other drivers alike. The Large Truck Crash Causation Study (LTCCS) found that 13% of commercial...

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December 27, 2021
Can Student Loans be Discharged if I am Disabled?

Possibly Yes. During the COVID pandemic, Student Loan interest and repayments were paused. These repayments are due to restart currently in February of 2022. At the same time, many people who have suffered the effects of LONG-HAUL COVID, been injured,...

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March 20, 2020
SHOOK & STONE’S RESPONSE TO COVID-19

As you all know and are experiencing, the rapidly developing COVID-19 situation is creating enormous disruption in our communities, our country, and around the world. In fact, our Nevada clients and colleagues are likely aware of the Governor's recent mandate...

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August 8, 2019
Please Release Me: Defeating a Liability Waiver

Mr. Shook and litigation associate Darren Rodriguez recently wrote an article published in the Advocate, the Nevada Justice Association's bimonthly periodical. The article discusses ways to overcome liability waivers, which are used by many businesses to attempt to relieve themselves...

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