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We are living in unprecedented and uncertain times. The COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic has had enormous consequences on daily life, closing nightlife and recreation even in the nation’s entertainment capital. Las Vegas has been severely affected. With The Strip closed, many … Continue reading
It’s no surprise that many people who visit or live in Las Vegas like to take advantage of all the city has to offer. They eat. They gamble. They drink. That last point can be a problem when the person … Continue reading
THE INFORMATION PROVIDED WAS ACCURATE AT THE TIME OF WRITING, BUT THE OFFER MENTIONED IS NO LONGER VALID. Many people in Nevada’s tourist industry are suddenly out of work and facing financial stress since the Nevada governor ordered the closure … Continue reading
Concerned About Coronavirus? You Don’t Need to Leave the House to Meet with Our Lawyers We all have a duty to keep ourselves, our families, our neighbors, and our communities safe right now. This means temporarily reshaping the way we … Continue reading
Drug abuse is the use of illicit drugs, such as cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, or others prohibited for use by the Uniform Controlled Substances Act. It can also include the use of prescription or over-the-counter (OTC) drugs for purposes other than … Continue reading
Domestic violence is a broad term we often hear in descriptions of fights between spouses and other family members. But when Las Vegas police make an arrest after a fight or another incident involving family members in Nevada, the individual … Continue reading
The attorneys at Adras & Altig understand that domestic situations can get complicated and that some people are wrongly charged with domestic battery as a result. If you have been charged with domestic battery in Las Vegas, you need an experienced … Continue reading
Pay Your Casino Markers or Expect to Go to Jail Don’t think for a minute that you can run out on a Las Vegas casino marker. The casino will come after you. You could face time in prison and thousands … Continue reading
New research indicates that Nevada’s drugged driving laws may penalize drivers for marijuana use that does not have an adverse effect on driving ability. The study from the University of British Columbia (UBC) suggests that THC levels less than 5 nanograms/ml … Continue reading
Could the legalization of marijuana in Nevada and some other states be altering the perception about what constitutes driving while illegally impaired? The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety says millions of Americans are driving after smoking marijuana and nearly 70 … Continue reading