You have called and made reports. The violations keep happening. You have cleaned your house, cleaned your pool, cleaned your air conditioners, and bought air purifiers. You have gone to the doctor. You are exhausted and frustrated. Nevada law, Clark County Code, and local city codes give you rights. It is time to pursue these violations directly. We are here to help.
Regulatory agencies have limited staff, slow processes, and competing priorities. By the time an inspector arrives, violations may have ceased. That does not mean your rights have expired.
Air quality inspectors cover all of Clark County. Complaint queues are long. Violations documented on video are sometimes still not acted upon.
Notices of Noncompliance and Notices of Violation are paper. They do not stop active violations. Court orders do. And courts can issue them within days of filing.
The absence of a citation is not a defense. Agencies are under no obligation to act, and their inaction says nothing about whether a site is meeting its permit conditions. An operator who has never been cited may still be violating the law, and that violation remains actionable through private enforcement.
Free review. Contingency fees. You pay nothing unless we recover.
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