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Boyd School of Law In The News

Sample news articles and op-eds to see how the William S. Boyd School of Law and its faculty and staff are covered in local, national, and international outlets.

The Nevada Independent

After ethics case, why did North Las Vegas hire another former top employee as a consultant?

Legal experts express concern over impacts of Clark County Public Defender's Office contamination, evacuation

DACA renewal delays leave Las Vegas mother facing loss of income, health coverage

Big Law Stays Mum on Clients' AI Efficiency Demands, But Tensions Are Already Seeping Through

Creditor Rights Coalition

Should Bankruptcy Judges Mediate Cases Pending Before Them?

Tribal Business News

The missing data in the prediction market debate

News 3 Las Vegas

AI accusation against Las Vegas attorney raises ethical question in courts

Tribe and State Interests Align In The Fight Against Prediction Markets

Nevada immigrant advocacy groups urge state lawmakers to limit ICE enforcement overreach

State lawmakers urged to step up resistance to Trump’s detention and deportation tactics

The Daily Journal

The race for corporate America

News 3 Las Vegas

A look into red flag laws and L2K holds in the wake of last week's thwarted mass shooting

The Marshall Project

A Dying Dream: How Trump Targets Immigrants Who Arrived as Children

Irony underpins National Immigrant Heritage Month for Nevadan immigrants

Las Vegas advocates react following Supreme Court birthright citizenship ruling

The Nevada Independent

'Difficult and daunting': Nevada prisons struggle to address inmates' medical needs

Nevada takes step toward becoming corporate litigation hub with business court pilot program

Nevada takes step toward becoming corporate litigation hub with business court pilot program

El Tiempo Latino

Más de 45.000 demandas contra ICE: jueces federales dicen que las detenciones son ilegales

News 3 Las Vegas

Las Vegas workplace shooting puts city employee gun policy in focus

The National Law Review

The Law School Deans Driving AI Innovation in Legal Education

FINRA settled actions for MSRB rule violations in 2026 so far down year-over-year

The Sunday Times Magazine

Who still counts as Native American in 2026?

Tribal Business News

CFTC proposal raises tribal sovereignty concerns in prediction market dispute

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