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Leadership shift at ICE sparks fears in Las Vegas immigrant community

News 3 Las Vegas

Record-breaking donation creates UNLV law school scholarship for Las Vegas locals

Washington State Lowers The Bar Pass Score Retroactively As NextGen Set to Debut in July

A Look At The Wild West Of Business Court Constitutionality

$1 million scholarship offered at UNLV for first responders to get law degrees

News From The States

North Dakota Supreme Court supermajority rule rare among states

Best Business Credit Cards for New Businesses

The Nevada Independent

New ICE data shows extent of Trump’s immigration crackdown in Nevada's region

The Vatican Abused the Nuns Too

The Sacramento Bee

Sky River Casino: Judges hear Elk Grove workers’ yearslong union dispute

A Look at the Wild West of Business Court Constitutionality

Reincorporation: It’s All in the Timing

KTNV 13 Las Vegas

Local healthcare professionals working to help those affected by upcoming Medicaid changes

Concerns grow as ICE's detention numbers rise in Nevada

The Regulatory Review

Clearing the Asylum Backlog

Wealth Management

DOL Drops Legal Defense of Biden Fiduciary Rule

Bar governors and law-school deans discuss licensure pathways, law-clerk growth and student supports

Washington State Bar Association

Board of Governors Meeting Nov. 14, 2025, Part 7: Legal Education Discussion

Nobody’s Girl Tells of Virginia Roberts Giuffre’s Life of Much Abuse and Very Little Justice

UNC School of Law

AI, Delaware’s Challenge, and $8 Billion in Lessons

Coinbase Exits Delaware for Texas Despite Corporate Exodus Hype

AIG Set for Illinois Fight Over Authorized Emissions Coverage

Despite Coinbase departure, only 28 companies have left Delaware this year

Two firefighters suffered chemical burns in a Boring Co. tunnel. Then the Nevada Governor’s office got involved, and the penalties disappeared

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