Nevada Law Archives

January 29, 2026/ Nevada Law

At What Age Can a Child Ride on the Back of a Motorcycle in Nevada?

Many motorcycle riders may wonder what age a child must be to ride on the back of a motorcycle in Nevada. The answer is not based on a specific age. Nevada law focuses on safety requirements instead of setting a strict age limit. This means a child may legally ride as a motorcycle passenger only […]

December 14, 2025/ Nevada Law

Your Guide to Nevada’s Good Samaritan Law

Nevada’s Good Samaritan Law provides legal protection to individuals who voluntarily assist others during emergencies. This protection encourages bystanders to help individuals during emergencies without fear of legal consequences. However, Good Samaritan laws are not an absolute protection against all legal consequences. Understanding Nevada’s Good Samaritan Law can help protect your rights after an accident […]

December 12, 2025/ Nevada Law

Nevada’s Open Container Laws

Nevada’s open container laws are strict and can have serious consequences for both residents and visitors. Whether you’re driving through Las Vegas or walking along the Strip, understanding these laws is essential to avoid fines, jail time, or other penalties. This guide covers the key aspects of Nevada’s open container laws, including where you can […]

October 20, 2025/ Nevada Law

Vehicle and Driver Requirements for Uber and Lyft in Las Vegas

If you’re thinking about driving for Uber or Lyft in Las Vegas, you’ll need to meet specific requirements. Nevada has strict laws for rideshare drivers and vehicles, and Uber and Lyft each have their own rules as well. Whether you’re signing up to drive or you were involved in a rideshare accident and want to […]

October 15, 2025/ Nevada Law

What Happens When Your Car Is Totaled But Still Drivable?

After a serious car accident, one of the most confusing situations drivers face is learning that their car has been declared a “total loss” — even though it still runs and can be driven. Insurance companies often use strict formulas to determine whether a car is “totaled,” but that doesn’t always mean the vehicle is […]

September 17, 2025/ Nevada Law

How Much Is a No-Insurance Ticket in Nevada?

If you drive a vehicle registered in Nevada, you must comply with the state’s car insurance law, which requires you to have a liability insurance policy covering the vehicle in force at all times. The policy must meet the state’s minimum requirements for coverage as well; if your car does not have a policy, or […]

August 29, 2025/ Nevada Law

Interstate vs. Intrastate Trucking

If you were hurt in a truck accident in Las Vegas, one of the first legal questions is whether the truck was involved in interstate or intrastate commerce. That single detail affects which safety rules apply, who may be responsible, and how your injury claim is built. Understanding the difference helps you see why an […]

June 4, 2025/ Nevada Law

Using A Car Or Booster Seat In An Uber, Lyft, Or Shuttle

All parents know the challenges of traveling with a young child. Children are too small to safely ride in passenger vehicles without the right support, even if they aren’t being fussy. When you’re using a rideshare or shuttle service, you may have to bring a car seat or booster seat. Traveling By Car In Nevada […]

December 6, 2024/ Nevada Law

Do You Need a Front License Plate in Nevada?

Vehicle owners in Nevada need to understand the state’s license plate requirements. One of the most pressing questions is often, “Do I need a front license plate in Nevada?” The answer, according to De Castroverde Accident & Injury Lawyers, experienced Las Vegas car accident attorneys, depends on several factors, including the type of vehicle you […]

March 5, 2024/ Nevada Law

At What Age Can Kids Sit in the Front Seat of a Car in Nevada?

The back seat is safer in a car accident. A vehicle occupant is more likely to hit the dashboard or get ejected through the windshield when sitting in the front seat. More importantly, children in the front seat can suffer airbag injuries when the airbag bursts from its housing and strikes them. Despite these facts, […]

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