On behalf of Aldrich Law Firm, Ltd. | Aug 16, 2018 | Business And Commercial Litigation
It’s standard practice for an attorney to advise all parties involved with a construction project in Nevada to read applicable documents before signing anything. Advancing with building plans without full knowledge of what’s in a contract can increase the...
On behalf of Aldrich Law Firm, Ltd. | Jun 8, 2018 | Business And Commercial Litigation
Nevada residents who have been following Adidas’s lawsuit against Skechers USA might be interested in learning that it has come to a conclusion. The lawsuit was a trademark infringement case filed by Adidas against Skechers.Adidas filed the lawsuit in September...
On behalf of Aldrich Law Firm, Ltd. | Jan 9, 2018 | Business And Commercial Litigation
In a previous post, we discussed common types of payroll fraud occurring from inside a company. Today, we examine a new type of fraudulent activity that actually targets payroll employees. This scam has been making the rounds in recent months, and it’s important...
On behalf of Aldrich Law Firm, Ltd. | Nov 16, 2017 | Business And Commercial Litigation
When you hear the term “double check” fraud, you may think it sounds like something that is examined twice. In fact, if you do have two accountants checking the books for your Nevada company, it may be very difficult for either of them to...
On behalf of Aldrich Law Firm, Ltd. | Nov 14, 2017 | Business And Commercial Litigation
You hire people to work in your Nevada business who you believe are the best for the job. However, even the person with the most skill may be the wrong one, and an untrustworthy employee can cost you. At the Aldrich Law Firm, Ltd., our attorneys have experience...
On behalf of Aldrich Law Firm, Ltd. | Oct 11, 2017 | Business And Commercial Litigation
At the Aldrich Law Firm, Ltd., we understand the importance of comprehensive policies and procedures for Nevada companies. In spite of the best employment practices, though, you could find your business under attack from a disgruntled employee. If you learn that...
On behalf of Aldrich Law Firm, Ltd. | Sep 25, 2017 | Business And Commercial Litigation
Business owners in Nevada have a responsibility to the public to make sure their facilities are accessible to people with disabilities. According to the Department of Justice, the federal law that regulates this is the Americans with Disabilities Act.The Title III...
On behalf of Aldrich Law Firm, Ltd. | Sep 12, 2017 | Business And Commercial Litigation
To protect their businesses from sexual harassment claims, companies should have policies and procedures in place that directly address the process for handling complaints. From training to a reporting system and investigation protocol, employers must be prepared to...
On behalf of Aldrich Law Firm, Ltd. | Aug 30, 2017 | Business And Commercial Litigation
Consumers in Nevada should be aware of the concept of deceptive trade practices when purchasing a service or product in the state. Although there are laws in place to help protect the purchaser, the best defense is offense. Knowing common scams and avoiding them is...
On behalf of Aldrich Law Firm, Ltd. | Aug 22, 2017 | Business And Commercial Litigation
When one of the employees at your Nevada business comes forward with a complaint of misconduct, you should be prepared to take it seriously. With a system in place for receiving employee complaints, your workers can avoid feeling intimidated or...
