Legal Insights
Frank writes about the law in plain language — what it says, what it means for people in your situation, and what to do about it. Articles are grouped by practice area below.
Born and Raised Law · PCH Injury Law · PNW Injury Law
Nevada follows a modified comparative fault rule. If you are found partly at fault, your recovery is reduced by your percentage of fault — but only cut off entirely if you are more than 50% responsible.
Born and Raised Law · PCH Injury Law · SLC Survivor Law
Churches and religious organizations can be held civilly liable for abuse committed by clergy, staff, or volunteers. This article explains the legal theories, the evidence that matters, and the deadlines that apply in Nevada.
Survivors of institutional abuse in Nevada have civil rights that exist separately from any criminal case. This article covers the civil claims available, the statute of limitations, and what evidence helps build a case.
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