Victims of DUI

Nevada’s laws generally do not hold social hosts responsible for the actions of intoxicated adult guests even if they are over-served. However, exceptions exist, particularly when minors are involved. Nevada’s Social Host Liability Laws Nevada law largely shields social hosts from liability for damages caused by intoxicated adults. For example: Liability of Licensed Establishments Under NRS § 41.1305(1), licensed establishments—such as bars, restaurants, and liquor stores—are generally not liable for injuries or damages caused by individuals to...

Las Vegas is a premier vacation destination with a diverse range of attractions, including casinos, entertainment, dining, shopping, natural experiences, and family-friendly activities, all of which draw millions of visitors annually. At Harris & Harris personal injury attorneys in Las Vegas, we emphasize the risks associated with drinking and driving, which poses significant dangers such as severe injuries and fatalities. Drinking and driving poses significant risks, including the potential for severe injuries and fatalities. Consequently, Nevada ranks...

Driving Under the Influence (DUI) is a serious offense with severe consequences, and Las Vegas has stringent laws in place to address and deter impaired driving.  Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) Limits in Los Vegas The legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for driving in Las Vegas is 0.08%. This means that if a driver's BAC is measured at or above 0.08%, they are considered to be driving under the influence (DUI) and can face legal consequences.  Zero...

If you believe a driver on the road is drunk, it’s best to report it to prevent a possible accident. The fastest and easiest way to report a drunk driver in Las Vegas is by calling 911 or *NHP (star 647) with your cell phone. You are allowed to use your cell phone while driving if you are informing the police about a drunk driver. Unfortunately, thousands of innocent people are killed each year in preventable drunk...

Bus Stop Accident - Family Chooses Harris & Harris The family of Maria Garcia, 58, and Alyssa Aisa, 6, has retained Harris & Harris Las Vegas personal injury lawyers to represent them after the tragic loss of life suffered at a Las Vegas RTC bus stop accident on Monday, March 30, 2015. The two died after being struck by a vehicle, driven by a suspected DUI driver, while waiting at the regional transportation commission bus stop near...