May 2024 bring new opportunities, success at every step and countless reasons to celebrate! We wish you health and prosperity in the coming year and beyond. Happy New Year! … [Read more...]
Season’s Greetings
I really enjoy this time of year. It means that I get to spend more time with my family and splurge eating some foods that I would otherwise shun. I hope that all of the readers of the Nevada Law Blogs will also be sipping something warm, eating a little too much and staying safe out of the weather. Most importantly, I hope that you all will be sharing this wonderful Season with those you love. From all of us to all of you, have a Happy Holiday. … [Read more...]
Nevada Is Not A Direct Action State
In October 2017, Ronald Law was involved in a motor vehicle accident. In June 2021, he filed a Complaint and then an Amended Complaint against Progressive (the tortfeasor’s insurer) and against Progressive’s adjuster. The Complaint alleged: Negligence; Abuse of Process; Fraud; Violation of HIPAA and Patient Confidentiality Laws, Statutes, Regulations and Practices; Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress ("NIED"); Defamation; Injurious Falsehood; and … [Read more...]
CELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE DAY !
The team at Bauman, Loewe, Witt & Maxwell and the Nevada Law Blogs wish all of our clients, friends, business associates and readers a very safe and extremely enjoyable Independence Day Holiday! As we celebrate the July 4, 1776 signing of the Declaration of Independence, let’s reflect on a few important words from that life altering document: We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, … [Read more...]
The Immense Sacrifice Of Our Fallen Heroes Must Always Be Remembered . . .
“Was it worth it?” This is a question, sometimes politically-loaded, that is often asked of family members and war buddies of our Fallen Heroes. Marine Corps General John Kelly recently offered a unique perspective. A veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan himself, General Kelly lost his youngest son, First Lieutenant Robert Kelly, while conducting combat operations in Helmand Province in 2010. General Kelly was asked if the loss was worth it by a reporter with National Public Radio. He said, … [Read more...]