How to Prove Medical Negligence in Nevada

Nevada medical records reviewed to establish a deviation from the standard of care

Nevada Requires Expert Evidence, With Five Narrow Exceptions To prove medical negligence in Nevada, NRS 41A.100 requires evidence showing both that the provider deviated from the accepted standard of care and that the deviation caused the injury. Without that evidence, liability is not imposed, however bad the outcome was. There are five specific circumstances where…

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Nevada Estate Planning Essentials

Nevada trust and will documents reviewed as part of an estate plan

Nevada Is One of the Strongest Estate Planning Jurisdictions in the Country Nevada estate planning works differently from most states, and the differences are structural rather than cosmetic. Nevada imposes no state estate tax, no inheritance tax and no state income tax, including on income retained in a trust. It permits trusts to last for centuries…

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Protecting Student Rights in Nevada: A Parent’s Guide

Protecting student rights in Nevada for special education and school discipline matters

Nevada Gives Parents Protections That Federal Law Does Not Nevada special education law layers state requirements on top of IDEA, and several of them favour parents more than the federal baseline. The most significant is NRS 388.467: in every IDEA due process proceeding in Nevada, the school district carries both the burden of proof and the…

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