About

Dalton L. Hooks, Jr. is a relatively skilled attorney in Las Vegas, Nevada, that specialize in employment disputes, occupational protection, and employees' compensation regulation. Dalton L. Hooks, Jr. is the Founding Partner at Hooks Meng & Clement. With over 30 years of revel in, Dalton represents clients in employment-associated disputes in both State and Federal Courts, in addition to before administrative companies. His know-how lies in occupational safety and employees' compensation regulation in Nevada, having formerly served as the Chief Administrative Officer of the Nevada OSHA Consultation Section (SCATS). Having worked as a compliance officer with the Nevada OSHA software, Dalton performed inspections in numerous settings, which includes widespread enterprise and creation, along side coincidence and fatality investigations. His historical past also includes being an experienced teacher and previous adjunct professor at UNLV, making him a knowledgeable suggest in his field. Dalton Hooks is certified to practice earlier than all State and Federal Courts in Nevada and is an energetic member of various local bar institutions. He is also a Mentor with the NV State Bar's TIP program and often serves as a CLE trainer in Workers' Compensation courses for both NBI and Sterling Education Services. With a sturdy commitment to his customers and a wealth of enjoy within the felony discipline, Mr. Hooks is a depended on and reliable attorney in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Legal Issues

Workers Compensation

Gov & Administrative Law

Administrative Law, Election Law, Government Contracts, Government Finance, Legislative & Government Affairs

Insurance Defense

Insurance Claims

Bad Faith Insurance, Business Insurance, Disability Insurance, Health Insurance, Life Insurance, Motor Vehicle Insurance, Property Insurance

Appeals & Appellate

Civil Appeals, Federal Appeals

Certificates

Workers Compensation Specialist
State Bar of Nevada

Languages

Accepted Jurisdictions

Experience

• Partner/Managing Lawyer
  Floyd, Skerren & Kelly, LLP.
  2007

Education

Associations

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