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Adapting Water Laws for a New Environment: Trends in Appropriation Doctrine States
Photo: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Editor’s note: This is the first in a three-part series on water laws. Extreme climatic perturbations across the globe have created both record-breaking droughts and record-breaking deluges, all with apparent increasing intensity and frequency….
Legalization of Sports Betting Could Spread Across America
In 1949, Nevada legalized sports betting, and it remains the only state where betting on single games is legal. While some states like Delaware and New Jersey have attempted to expand into sports betting, they have faced a lot of…
McDonald Carano Welcomes Prominent Gaming Attorney Dennis Gutwald
Las Vegas (March 2, 2017) McDonald Carano announced today that Dennis Gutwald has joined the Firm’s Gaming & Administrative Law Group. Dennis has over 20 years of experience counseling premier gaming companies, banks, investment companies and high profile individuals on…
Avoiding a Business Foul: Practical Steps to Dodge Business Litigation
The best litigation for business decision makers is the litigation that never happens. Court cases are time-consuming, expensive and take a business owner’s mind off business. The best way to avoid litigation? Document everything, know your obligations and be certain…
SNHB Readies for Nevada 2017 Legislative Session
Homebuilders in Southern Nevada could face ripples, and potentially cause their own, during the Nevada 2017 legislative session in Carson City, set to begin Feb. 6. During a gathering at Sierra Gold at 6515 S. Jones Blvd. on Jan. 11,…
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