While a certificate of occupancy is often looked to as the date on which a project is “completed,” a fact-intensive inquiry may be required to determine the proper completion date when looking at the validity of a mechanic’s lien. Civil Code section 8412 requires that a mechanic’s lien is recorded within (1) 90 days after Read More…
Archives for March 2018
Rewriting The Rules On Introduction Of Collateral Source Payments In Cases Involving Medical Malpractice
Nevada allows defendants to introduce evidence of collateral source payments (i.e. payments received from sources other than the defendant for the injuries/damages alleged against the defendant) in cases involving medical malpractice. However, a recent Nevada Supreme Court opinion in McCrosky v. Carson Tahoe Regional Medical Center addressed the unique situation of federal collateral source payments. Read More…
