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Gibbons names Fralick new general counsel

Listening to Latinas: Barriers to High School Graduation

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Legal Elite: Attorneys Choose Top One Percent (Nevada Business)

Mercy elevates humanity above terrorists: Scotland did right thing in releasing Pan Am bomber

Gaming sector latest target of shareholder lawsuits (Las Vegas Review-Journal)

Women in Business: Reilly Interview - negotiating tips (Las Vegas Sun)

Janitors' lawsuit might dirty national image of Strip resorts

News Analysis: IRS Facing Unreceptive Courts in Overstated Basis Cases

Ex-Wives Eagerly Await UBS Tax-Cheater List

Lawyers' role in foreclosure mediations sparks debate

Ruling in Tax-Auditing Case Puts Corporations on Edge

North Las Vegas city attorney resigns

New Top Rates Could Encourage Entities to Become Corporations

Ex-Castaways workers cleared to sue managers (Las Vegas Business Press)

Young lawyer's first trial heard by state Supreme Court justice

Sotomayor will bring unique perspective to the Supreme Court

For Latinos, Confirmation Is an Emotional Moment (Washington Post)

Legal Scholars and Practitioners Discuss Judicial Diversity

Sylvia Lazos on Pacifica Evening News Discussing Sotomayor Confirmation (KPFA - SF & KPFL - LA - 00:45:49)

In Antibribery Law, Some Fear Inadvertent Chill on Business (Wall Street Journal)

Sotomayor's Background Will Help the Supreme Court, Panel Says

Seizing the Spotlight on 'US News' (Inside Higher Ed)