Las Vegas Litigation Law Blog

It's fair to assume that when you are staying in a hotel, the security guards are there to protect you, not attack you. But a former NBA star says that's exactly what happened to him last year in Las Vegas.Charles Oakley, now an assistant coach for the Charlotte...

Car accidents are a common occurrence in Las Vegas and throughout Nevada. Car accidents frequently result in personal injury issues that require car accident victims to seek compensation in court. There are many contributing factors to car accidents in the Las Vegas...

Nevada may become the first place of business for Google's self-driving cars. A recent article by John Markoff in The New York Times discusses the Internet giant's new branch of business and how the company is currently lobbying state lawmakers to pass...

Who do you think would be the most-quoted musician in court opinions? The Rolling Stones? The Beatles? Paul Simon? A recent fun and interesting article in the Los Angeles Times by Carol J. Williams reveals that lines from Bob Dylan songs are the most...

A new study published in Pediatrics says that it might be best for doctors to observe kids with head injuries before ordering an x-ray scan of their head. According to Reuters, the researchers analyzed data on 40,000 kids who went to 25 different emergency rooms with...

A former actress on the hit TV show, "Desperate Housewives," whose character was killed in a car accident has been told by a judge that her wrongful termination lawsuit can proceed to trial. Nicollette Sheridan filed a lawsuit against ABC and the show's executive...

If your new business is ready to start hiring employees, it may mean you're off to a good start and busy, which is a great thing. If this is the case, you are probably excited about hiring employees to take on some of the workload. Keep in mind, there is a lot to...

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has sued a labor recruitment company, accusing them of unfair and illegal treatment of workers recruited from Asia. According to Reuters, the EEOC said that all workers from around the world working in the U.S....

A transgender man has filed a lawsuit against his former employer, claiming he was fired based on gender discrimination in what may be the first case in the U.S. where a transgender person has claimed discrimination in the workplace based on birth gender. A...

Previous posts have covered the ongoing litigation between Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and three men and former Harvard colleagues who claim he stole their idea for an online social networking site. Twins Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, along with Divya...