Las Vegas Litigation Law Blog

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...

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...

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...

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...

Whether people in Las Vegas are writing a novel, working as a freelance website designer, or are composing music for clients, it is important for them to make sure that their work is protected to avoid unnecessary business litigation. According to Rights for Artists,...

The right idea can launch your small basement business in Las Vegas into a multimillion-dollar company. While technically, ideas fall under the umbrella of what intellectual property is, to establish legal ownership, there are certain processes you need to...

No matter if you are a home or business owner, your property could be at risk of getting involved in a personal injury incident. At , we know how stressful it can be to be on the receiving end of a premises liability lawsuit. It is...

While many business owners in Las Vegas may be aware that a trademark can provide invaluable protection, they may be unsure of when or where to do it. Owners of small companies may even balk at the cost. According to the Nevada Secretary of State, simply registering a...

There are many reasons that a contract can be breached by your company or the party you entered into a written agreement with. In a previous blog post, you learned about the guidelines used by the court to determine whether a breach of contract is a material one. In...

As the owner or manager of a business in Las Vegas, you probably have several contracts in place. These contracts may be with your own employees, with suppliers or with other companies who provide services to your business. When the terms of a contract are violated by...