Las Vegas Personal Injury Lawyer, Donald Kudler, of Cap & Kudler, Wins a Slip and Fall Trial
Las Vegas Personal Injury Lawyer, Donald Kudler, of Cap & Kudler, represented a woman who slipped and fell in a department store. The Defendant store and its cleaning company claimed that the woman either faked or was responsible for the fall, was not injured as a result of the fall, or was only injured slightly. The Jury found that all the medical bills claimed by the woman were related to the fall, and awarded her pain and suffering damages as well.
Personal Injury Attorneys Cap & Kudler Have Settled an Automobile Accident Injury Case.
Donald Kudler, of Personal Injury Attorneys Cap & Kudler, has settled an automobile accident injury case for a client. The client’s settlement was for the total amount of insurance available from the adverse driver’s insurance policy.
Pool Safety Doesn't Stop at End of Summer: Pool Safety Remains Issue in Wintertime
Pool safety remains an issue year-round for pets, children, and the elderly. As colder temperatures prompt many homeowners to mothball their pools for the winter, it’s vital to continue to address pool safety concerns. And winter often presents different challenges to maintaining pool safety.
Las Vegas Personal Injury Lawyers, Cap & Kudler, Have Recently Settled a Wrongful Death Claim
A Wrongful Death suit was recently settled in Las Vegas by Allen A. Cap, who represented the heirs and Estate of a person killed when his pickup was struck by another truck that had run a red light. The other driver claimed to have lost consciousness as a result of an epileptic seizure, and his insurance company claimed that they were immune from paying under the Sudden Medical Emergency Doctrine, which has never been adopted in the State of Nevada.
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Las Vegas Personal Injury Attorneys, Cap & Kudler, have settled a dog bite case.
Donald C. Kudler, Esq., of Cap and Kudler has recently settled a dog bite case on behalf of a client. The client was attending a party at a co-worker’s house. The client was bitten by a neighbor’s Shepherd/Chow mix when she went outside. It was later learned that the neighbor knew the dog should not have been allowed to wander loose by itself. The Defendant’s Insurance company paid all available policy limits to the client for the injuries she received from the dog bite.