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Your Rights When Facing Criminal Charges in Las Vegas
The First 72 Hours Matter More Than Most People Realise If you are facing criminal charges in Las Vegas, two clocks start running from the moment of arrest. One runs to your initial appearance before a judge, which must happen within 72 hours excluding weekends and holidays. The other is the interview clock, and it starts…
Read MoreNevada Real Estate Transactions: Seller Disclosure, Title and Closing
The Disclosure Form Causes More Litigation Than the Contract Does Nevada seller disclosure requirements live in NRS Chapter 113. Get them wrong and the exposure is treble the cost of repair, plus court costs and the buyer’s attorney’s fees. Buyers and sellers negotiate hard over price, contingencies and closing dates. Those get lawyered. The disclosure form…
Read MoreWhat Should a Nevada Employer Do After Receiving a NERC Charge of Discrimination?
A NERC Charge of Discrimination Is the Start of an Investigation, Not a Lawsuit Receiving a NERC charge of discrimination means a current or former employee has filed a formal complaint with the Nevada Equal Rights Commission, and that the Commission has accepted it for investigation. It is not a lawsuit, not a finding, and not a…
Read MoreHow Long Do You Have to File a Medical Malpractice Claim in Nevada?
Nevada’s Medical Malpractice Statute of Limitations: The Deadlines That Actually Apply The medical malpractice statute of limitations in Nevada is set by NRS 41A.097, and the deadline that applies depends on the date the injury occurred. For injuries on or after October 1, 2023, an action for professional negligence cannot be commenced more than three years after the date…
Read MoreUnpaid HOA Fines in Nevada: What Happens If You Don’t Pay?
Unpaid HOA Fines in Nevada: What Actually Happens After the Notice Arrives Unpaid HOA fines in Nevada do not expire on their own. Under Nevada’s common-interest community statutes, an association can add a further penalty for every seven-day period a violation stays uncured, suspend voting rights and common-element privileges, add charges once the balance is past due,…
Read MoreOutside General Counsel Services in Las Vegas & Nevada: Strategic Legal Counsel for Growing Businesses
Outside General Counsel Services in Las Vegas & Nevada: What Ongoing Legal Support Actually Covers Outside general counsel services give a Nevada business ongoing access to a single attorney who knows the company, typically for a fixed monthly fee instead of hourly billing. Scope usually covers contract review and negotiation, employment and HR questions, entity…
Read MoreWhat Does an Outside General Counsel Actually Do?
Most Business Owners Don’t Think About Legal Counsel Until a Problem Appears For many business owners, legal issues feel like something that can be addressed later. The focus is on building the company, attracting customers, hiring employees, increasing revenue, and managing day-to-day operations. Legal matters often seem secondary until a contract dispute emerges, an employee…
Read MoreCommercial Litigation Attorney in Las Vegas & Reno, Nevada: Protecting Businesses in High-Stakes Disputes
Finding the right Commercial Litigation Attorney Las Vegas & Reno businesses can turn to is important when a serious dispute threatens contracts, operations, ownership interests, or valuable commercial relationships. At Milan Legal, attorney Milan Chatterjee represents Nevada businesses, entrepreneurs, professionals, and business owners facing complex commercial disputes in Las Vegas, Reno, and throughout Nevada. Most…
Read MoreWhat Every Homebuyer Should Know Before Buying a Home in Nevada
Buying a home is one of the largest financial decisions many people make. While price, location, financing, and the condition of the home naturally receive significant attention, the legal side of the transaction is equally important. A Nevada home purchase involves contracts, disclosures, inspections, title review, financing requirements, deadlines, and closing documents. Each stage can…
Read MoreFor Sale By Owner (FSBO) in Nevada: Legal Risks Every Buyer and Seller Should Know
A For Sale By Owner (FSBO) sale in Nevada is a residential real estate transaction where the homeowner sells directly to a buyer without a licensed real estate agent. Nevada does not require a real estate agent or attorney to complete the sale, but sellers must still comply with NRS Chapter 113 disclosure requirements, deliver…
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