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.

National Catholic Reporter

Supreme Court takes up religious liberty, LGBTQ rights in Catholic preschool case

Watch Out for Opus Dei and Watch Documentaries About It

How an 11-Year-Old Survived a 3-Year Abduction Following a Custody Dispute

Nevada Business Magazine

Industry Focus - Attorneys

The Nevada Independent

These Nevadans have protected immigration status. Why are they being detained by ICE?

How AI Could Help Judges Spot Their Own Biases

Tribal Business News

Sovereignty Needs Judges. It’s Time to Invest in Them.

The Christian Science Monitor

Social media surveillance case faces uncertainty after judge’s death

Straight Arrow News (SAN)

AI is changing the legal system, but who’s held accountable when it gets things wrong?

New Records Show David Flippo’s Firing as a Financial Adviser Was More Serious Than He Let On

New Ways Ministry

Catholic Law Professor Says Colorado Schools’ Court Case Could Produce ‘Lawlessness’

Women in gaming have advantages and obstacles to overcome, panelists say

How Law Schools Are Teaching Students to Use AI Responsibly

Gambling Insider

UNLV Professor Steven Light on Kalshi, Tribal Sovereignty and the Future of Gaming Regulation: Gambling Insider Q&A

The Nevada Independent

Big premium hikes possible for retirees in Nevada worker health insurance program

“Has the Horn Tackled You Yet?”

Shareholders Push Companies to Help Retain Proxy Proposal Rights

Las Vegas Review-Journal

Cornell rape case renews focus on Nevada consent laws

Center on the Legal Profession

A Bridge or Substitute for Justice

IPO Activity Roars Back While SPAC Litigation’s Long Tail Continues

Immigration enforcement actions at Harry Reid International Airport leave county officials in the dark

Black Enterprise

Converse’s Latest Controversy Shows Why Cultural Competency Is A Business Imperative

Las Vegas Review-Journal

Judge in Ponder sexual assault case previously touted his endorsement

The Nevada Independent

DOJ pushes to denaturalize citizens in Nevada for first time in over two decades

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