Month: April 2016

Many businesses in Nevada and elsewhere are built on good ideas. At the , we know that you have spent time and money to see your ideas become reality and to develop your brand, business methods, services and products. If you do not take...

State and federal laws require businesses in Nevada to have competition. This is because it promotes variety in the workplace and keeps prices from skyrocketing. However, sometimes, it may be difficult for you to know when you are a successful force in the marketplace...

With premises liability cases, each set of circumstances is unique. Sometimes, people are hurt after falling down or suffering an injury because of the negligence of another. At the same time, some premises liability cases are fraudulent and can have a...

From false allegations of sexual harassment to contract disputes, businesses may face a number of hurdles. In Las Vegas, and across the entire state of Nevada, these situations can spell disaster for the future of a company. For example, a company involved in a...

Some people say you should never involve a friend in business matters. Whether or not you believe this is true, the fact remains that if you conduct business with a friend, you may end up facing business litigation if the terms of your agreement are not met in some...

Like all drivers in Las Vegas, you have a chance of getting into an accident every time you get behind the wheel. Even minor fender benders can be frightening and confusing, and you might not know how to deal with the aftermath immediately following the...

When you enter into a contract with another party, you expect that party to uphold its end of the deal. As our team at the , has seen, breaching the agreement can be devastating for both sides. One side is shorted, and if that side takes...

If you are unhappy with the outcome of your family law case, you may be able to appeal the ruling. Generally, you can appeal an order from a judge if you believe that there were mistakes made during the case. Under the Nevada Rules of Appellate Procedure, you can...