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11/05/2021
- Federal Circuit Symposium at the American University School of Law
Professor Trimble will present on a panel of the Federal Circuit Symposium.
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10/06/2021
- Technology & Marketing Law Blog
Professor Trimble wrote on patent litigation venue and third-party datacenters.
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09/30/2021
- Patently-O
Professor Trimble discusses what happens when the Hague Convention on Service of Process is ignored in transnational litigation.
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09/27/2021
- Oxford Business Law Blog
Oxford Business Law Blog covers Professor Edwards' Article on Risks to the Global Financial System
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09/24/2021
- Fox 5 Vegas
Prof Michael Kagan speaks about the importance of legal representation in immigration cases.
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09/23/2021
- Las Vegas Sun
UNLV’s Immigration Clinic at William S. Boyd School of Law will add a half-million dollars to its coffers to defend immigrants facing deportation, particularly unaccompanied children and those who are detained and awaiting removal, the school announced.
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09/22/2021
- 8 News Now
UNLV Immigration Clinic director, Michael Kagan, talks about the importance of the clinic's expansion
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09/21/2021
- News 3 LV
Professor Michael Kagan Quoted on News3 LV in regard to UNLV Immigration Clinic expansion
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09/19/2021
- The Nevada Independent
“One thing this union has shown is staying power...Congress originally wrote the law to encourage collective bargaining."
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09/17/2021
- New Ways Ministry
LGBTQ Win for Billard: For Now or For Ever?
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09/13/2021
- Bloomberg Law
Professor Mary LaFrance comments on a dispute over trademarks and the right of publicity involving Bob Ross, of TV's The Joy of Painting.
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08/19/2021
- wbur
Prof Kagan interviewed by NPR on immigrants’ free speech rights
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08/17/2021
- ACS Broken Law Podcast
Professor Garcia was a guest on Broken Law, the podcast of the American Constitution Society, discussing the present and future of the labor movement.
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08/16/2021
- Las Vegas Review-Journal
Professor Garcia explained how in Nevada's employment-at-will workplace, employers can require vaccines unless otherwise prohibited by law.
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08/15/2021
- The Nevada Independent
In the wake of Nevada lawmakers decriminalizing minor traffic offenses and jaywalking, criminal justice reform advocates have set their sights on a new goal — downgrading other misdemeanors to civil infractions and addressing consequences associated with