Mr. Gregory had a motorcycle. It was a piece of work. The tires were bald. The front tire was underinflated. The rear tire was overinflated. Mr. Gregory loaned the motorcycle to his son Jimmey. But to be safe, Mr. Gregory gave his son a couple of modified helmets. Jimmey was taking Phillip Senteney on a […]
Nevada Follows The “Initial Permission” Rule When Dealing With Questions Of Permissive Use
September 2, 2014 by
Normally, it is easy to know whether the person whose name is on the auto insurance policy has liability coverage when operating his or her insured car. But that analysis becomes more difficult when the driver is not a named insured. Nevada Law requires that a liability insurance policy must extend to any person that […]
Nevada Considers Coverage Issues Arising From The Loading And Unloading Of Commercial Trucks And Trailers.
May 7, 2013 by
The year is 1964. A construction truck pulls up to the dock at Richfield Oil Corporation in Las Vegas, Nevada. The driver of the truck hopes to load fuel that he can haul to a construction site where his equipment is operating. Mr. Spink is the guy working the dock. He is the one who […]
