Gregory Lioce was involved in a multi-vehicle traffic crash. Identifying the at-fault driver was difficult. Gregory Lioce argued that Dana Cohen changed lanes into him. Dana Cohen said Mr. Lioce turned left into her. Mr. Lioce was then rear-ended by John Wilson, who argued that he was not negligent because he had been cut off. […]
CELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE DAY !
June 30, 2023 by
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 […]
Ninth Circuit Says No To FAAAA Preemption
June 16, 2023 by
Costco needed some goods shipped. Costco turned to transportation broker C.H. Robinson to find a trucking company that could haul the load. Kuwar Singh, dba RT Service was one of the motor carriers in C.H. Robinson’s network. Mr. Singh and RT Service were properly licensed. RT was a properly authorized motor carrier with an active […]
The Immense Sacrifice Of Our Fallen Heroes Must Always Be Remembered . . .
May 26, 2023 by
“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 […]
By A Preponderance Of Evidence
May 18, 2023 by
In civil cases, a Nevada Plaintiff has the burden of proof. But what standard of proof must that Plaintiff meet to prevail? In a civil case, the standard of proof in Nevada is “by a preponderance of evidence”. The case of Deiss v. S. Pac. Co., 56 Nev. 169, 53 P.2d 332 (1936) provides a […]
