Posted on July 15, 2020 in Firm News,Personal Injury
Claggett & Sykes is not like other law firms. Our Las Vegas personal injury attorney’s preparation process for every case we accept is intensive. We prepare each case as if it will go to trial – even if we expect a successful settlement. Preparing cases for trial gives us aggressive legal strategies so we can… read more
What You Need to Know About Qualified Immunity and Law Enforcement
Posted on June 9, 2020 in Firm News
Over the past few weeks you may have seen people calling for an end to qualified immunity for law enforcement officers. If you’ve wondered what the heck qualified immunity is or how it might affect you, you’re not alone. Basically, qualified immunity says you can’t sue public officials unless they violated a “clearly established” constitutional… read more
How to Find the Best Lawyer for You Without the Stress
Posted on May 26, 2020 in Brain Injuries,Car Accident,Firm News,Medical Malpractice,Motorcycle Accident,Pedestrian Accidents,Personal Injury,Premises Liability,Product Defect,Product Liability,Slip and Fall Accidents,Truck Accidents,Wrongful Death
Let’s be honest, no one wants to hire a lawyer. If you need a lawyer, you’re probably going through a tough time and trying to find the right lawyer just adds to the stress. There are a lot of lawyers out there to choose from. Not every attorney is right for every client, and not… read more
Sean Claggett Gets Honorable Mentions From Court Room Network
Posted on May 21, 2020 in Firm News
Claggett & Sykes Law Firm’s own Sean Claggett has been named to two best of the best lists by Court Room View Network (CVN). First, Sean was named one of the decade’s best trial lawyers on CVN’s Who We’re Watching list. CVN says that after more than a decade of capturing trials for its streaming… read more
What You Need to Know About Coronavirus Business Interruption Insurance
Posted on April 17, 2020 in Firm News
Many businesses have had to temporarily shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic. In fact, about one-quarter of small businesses in the U.S. have already shut down. Another 40% expect to temporarily close within the next several weeks. Temporarily closing can financially devastate a business. If your business has been affected by the coronavirus pandemic,… read more
Don’t Miss Your Chance to Vote in Nevada’s Primary Election
Posted on April 16, 2020 in Firm News
With all that’s going on in the world, elections may not be on top of our minds. But it is election year and elections in Nevada are approaching quickly. Nevada Secretary of State Barbara Cegavske has issued a press release announcing that, for the first time ever, Nevada’s primary election will be an all mail-in… read more
Nevada Legal and Financial Resources During Coronavirus
Posted on March 27, 2020 in Firm News
We know that many in our city are suddenly out of work or have had their hours cut significantly. There are a lot of people who need information on how to file for unemployment or other benefits, options if your landlord is threatening eviction, or how to get relief from other creditors. We will continue… read more
Coronavirus: How We Are Protecting Our Staff & Clients
Posted on March 27, 2020 in Firm News
Our priority right now is the safety of our clients, potential clients, and our staff. While we prefer to meet potential clients in person, the current situation requires a different approach. We provide numerous ways for you to contact us and convenient e-signature if we move forward with your case. Submit a Case Evaluation Form… read more
How Tech-Savvy Should Your Lawyer Be?
Posted on February 25, 2020 in Firm News
Ask These 4 Questions to Find the Best and Most Technologically-Competent Personal Injury Firm Dropped calls, missed deadlines, lost files. When lawyers make mistakes, their clients suffer the most. What clients might not realize is that these mistakes are often due to the lack or misuse of technology. Perhaps in the past, a good lawyer… read more
Could Myles Garrett Face Criminal Charges?
Posted on November 15, 2019 in Firm News
Many players and commentators were surprised by Myles Garrett’s conduct during the Browns and Steelers game last night and the league has since suspended Garrett indefinitely. A few went further and suggested his conduct could warrant criminal penalties. Could Myles Garrett be charged criminally or be sued by Mason Rudolph for ripping Rudolph’s helmet off… read more