Most businesses in Nevada have certain items that they want to keep secret. At , we know that the tricks to your trade can be what set you apart from your competition. Though there are laws in place to protect your intellectual property,...
Month: November 2015
Common types of fraud can harm your small business
Last year, the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners, Inc., released a report regarding how business fraud can affect a business in Las Vegas and across the country. The report revealed that the most common type of occupational fraud is asset misappropriation,...
How do I appeal a judgment or order in Nevada?
Once a court has issued a judgment, you typically have the ability to appeal it. In Nevada, a judgment that has been entered in a justice court will be appealed to the district court, and a judgment entered in district court will go to the Nevada Supreme Court for...
How do I contest a default judgment in Nevada?
If a default judgment has been ordered against you in a civil case in Nevada, you do have the right to contest it. These judgments typically arise in situations in which someone is sued and the defendant does not file an answer.If you find yourself in this situation,...
Why arbitration may be best for an international business dispute
Even when two businesses at odds share the same language, culture and country, litigation can pose complex problems. In addition to how time-consuming it can be to go to court, the process can easily chip away at a company’s revenue. As far as international disputes...
What are the penalties for deceptive trade practices in Nevada?
If you own a business in Nevada, it is imperative to understand the laws that govern how you market your product or services. The state has enacted a comprehensive set of deceptive trade practices laws that address a range of issues as well as define penalties that...
Understanding contributory negligence law in Nevada
Whether you are on the receiving end of a personal injury lawsuit or if you are a victim of negligence, you should be aware that Nevada operates under a contributory negligence model. At , we have a history of successfully representing...
Copyright infringement suit costs Las Vegas firm $50 million
A copyright is a form of protection put in place to preserve someone’s intellectual property. For example, a company or individual in Las Vegas may secure a copyright to ensure no one else can use its original works of art, such as music, writing or computer...