Mark Marsh - Carson Attorney

  Introduction: In the face of unexpected accidents and injuries, having a reliable and compassionate legal advocate by your side can make all the difference. At the heart of this unwavering support stands Mark A Marsh, a dedicated and experienced personal injury attorney. As a solo practitioner, Mark brings a personal touch to every case he handles, making clients feel heard, understood, and empowered throughout their legal journey. Understanding Your Needs: When it comes to personal injury cases, empathy and understanding are essential qualities in a legal representative. Mark A Marsh takes pride in his ability to truly listen to his clients, ensuring that their unique needs and concerns are front and center. He recognizes that each individual's situation is distinct, and tailors his approach to suit those specific circumstances. Putting You First: Navigating the legal complexities following an injury can be overwhelming, but with Mark by your side, you're never alone. He bel...

We have heard the term Worker’s Compensation, but do we really understand it? Insurance agents sell Worker’s comp insurance, but do they understand all of the details. After over 3 decades in law, I have learned that insurance companies do not educate their clients on the importance of covering their business and their employees. To take it a step further, who educates the employee on their rights and the process of accessing Worker’s Compensation in an accident and or time of need. Unlike buying an auto policy, the benefits of Worker’s Compensation are not defined by the policy; the terms of the insurance and benefit are set by law. It is mandated, that an employer with one or more employees must buy coverage. The employee cannot choose the coverage, it’s universal. If you’re with a small or marge company, it does not matter. What about if you are injured and you employer does not have a policy? Still file a claim. The following steps are listed out to help you, the employ...

Question: If I get corona virus at work, can I file a workers’ comp claim? Answer: Yes. However, you can bet that the insurance company is going to challenge the validity of a corona virus claim. In Nevada workers’ compensation, the Claimant/Injured worker bears the burden of proving their entitlement to benefits by a preponderance of the evidence. NRS 616C.150(1) What does that mean? Let’s start by defining what a preponderance of the evidence is. A preponderance of the evidence is you proving that “within a reasonable degree of medical probability” you were exposed to and contracted the disease at work. A reasonable degree of medical probability like showing that its 51% more likely than not that you got the virus at work. How do you prove that? First: You’ll have to provide medical evidence from a physician. The physician has to state that it is her medical opinion that, “within a reasonable degree of medical probability”, you were exposed to and contracted the corona virus at ...