Albright Stoddard Warnick & Albright

02/13/2025

Join Our Team! Our Las Vegas law firm is seeking talented associates with 2 to 6 years of civil litigation experience to handle a diverse range of cases in a collaborative and dynamic work environment. We offer competitive compensation, professional growth opportunities, and the chance to work on high-quality litigation matters. If you’re looking to advance your career in civil litigation, apply today!

11/03/2024

04/17/2024

We are looking for a new litigation associate licensed in Nevada with some civil litigation experience! Call me if interested. Mark Albright

08/14/2023

We are looking for a full-time bookkeeper with law firm experience. Great staff, environment and location. Salary DOE. Please message me with the names of anyone who might be interested or call 702.384.7111

03/10/2023

We are looking for new attorneys to join our law firm. Great benefits and staff. Some civil litigation experience preferred. Offices downtown near the courts. Call Mark Albright for more details at 702.384.7111.

08/10/2021

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01/04/2021

It isn’t at all uncommon for somebody to delay seeking medical attention after being injured in an accident, especially if he or she is only experiencing what they consider to be minor symptoms. According to the Las Vegas personal injury attorneys at Albright, Stoddard, Warnick & Albright, as opposed to ignoring the injury, the best approach to the pain and discomfort is to seek immediate medical assistance and treatment. That’s because many types of injuries manifest themselves over time. Emergency room personnel are able to quickly diagnose an injury and treat it before it might get worse.

Aside from the fact that your injuries might get worse in a few days, you must consider the position that the opposing insurance company will probably take after realizing that there was a delay in treatment. They often raise the issue of an unrelated event causing an injury between the time of an accident and the time that a claimant first seeks treatment.

After obtaining an emergency room exam and treatment, it’s critical for you to follow all of your doctor’s instructions, including obtaining and taking any prescription medication and dutiful attendance and cooperation at any physical therapy sessions. That opposing insurer can argue that you would have improved faster if you followed instructions. It might also argue that you are faking or malingering, and you didn’t really need those appointments.

After being injured in an accident, arrange for a free consultation with the LV accident attorneys at Albright, Stoddard, Warnick & Albright. Our personal injury attorneys in Las Vegas will want to hear what happened to you and how you have been affected. After that, your questions will be answered too. Then, you will be advised of all of your legal options. Much like your injuries, attend to that free consultation sooner rather than later.

12/08/2020

Tips on Driving Safe with a Baby on Board

Traveling with a new baby in the car is one of the most stressful experiences of a new parent’s life. Considering more than two million crashes occur on U.S. highways each year, the fear is valid. New parents can reduce stress and risk of being in a car accident when they take a few extra precautions when the baby is in the car.

First, buy a dependable infant car seat–it is required by law before the baby leaves the hospital for the first time. The infant car seat protects the baby from injuries in the event of an accident and reduces fatalities by 71%. After age two, the baby advances to a toddler car seat. Never purchase a secondhand car seat due to safety concerns and recalls.

The infant car seat should meet all NHTSA safety standards and be installed according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Additional Car Safety Tips for Baby

Aside from securing a baby in an infant car seat before every trip, the following tips ensure car safety for your little one.

Feed and change the baby before heading out on your trip. You then reduce the risks of being distracted by a crying or fussy baby, which can take your eyes off the road.

Put your phone away. It is illegal to talk or text on a cell phone while driving in the state of Nevada. A conviction of such crime carries penalties as harsh as those handed down for DUI!
Tether any baby toys you want to bring along for baby to the car seat. Same rule applies to pacifiers if the baby takes one. Toys and pacifiers can become hazards to a small baby if they are not tethered to the car seat.

Any Las Vegas car accident lawyer will tell you that defensive driving keeps you safe. Every driver, especially those with a baby on board, should practice defensive driving. As a defensive driver, you simply know that you should expect the unexpected when driving on any roadway. You should also be ready to react to other driver’s at the drop of a dime.

Talk to a Las Vegas car accident lawyers if you’d like to learn more about defensive driving and how it reduces the risk of an automobile crash. You can learn this information at no cost to you.

Never operate a vehicle when you are sleepy or tired. Even driving a short distance under such circumstances may result in an accident that injuries your baby or others out and about on the roadways.

Of course it should go without saying, never operate a vehicle with a baby on board (or otherwise) if you have been drinking alcohol or taken medications,prescription or over-the-counter.

Use a sunshade over the baby’s window. No one likes the sun shining in their eyes, even your newborn baby! Sunshades are sold wherever baby products are sold for just a few bucks each. Grab one to place over each window to sun-proof your baby’s ride.

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