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Wealth Management

Rep Cites Supreme Court Ruling Against SEC in Suit Challenging FINRA Hearings

How AI Can Help a Lawyer Work Faster and Less Expensively

Public News Service

UNLV law professor: SCOTUS has changed U.S. in 'dramatic ways'

Sullivan & Cromwell Partner's 4,000 Hours In FTX Case Drawing Attention

Reason Magazine

Why the End of Chevron Could Be a Win for Immigrants

Wealth Management

Supreme Court Decision Weakening SEC Could Boost Settlements, State Regulators’ Roles

What the Supreme Court's Purdue Pharma Decision Means for the Sackler Family Fortune

Legal Fee Tracker: Lawyer's 4,000 hours help Sullivan & Cromwell reach $200 mln mark in FTX case

Problems Linger Amid Efforts To Clean Up Debt Firm's Mess

Las Vegas Review-Journal

What bankruptcy filing by Antonio Pierce’s wife really means

Las Vegas Review-Journal

What will Strip resorts do when noncompete agreements become illegal?

Business Law Prof Blog

Jarkesy Decision Limits Use of SEC ALJs

Boies’ Choice to Defend Disgraced Judge Points to Immunity Test

SCOTUS leaves the door open for tribal nations to expand into online gaming

The Nevada Independent

New Biden executive order provides pathway to legal status for thousands of Nevadans

The Nevada Independent

As DACA turns 12, Las Vegas youth urge Biden to better assist undocumented community

Las Vegas Review-Journal

On DACA anniversary, Las Vegas advocates urge White House to strengthen program

The Nevada Independent

Federal labor agency orders Station Casinos to negotiate with Culinary Union

Survivors Win in Louisiana—On Their Second Effort

Biden’s son stirs discomfort for gun control advocates

The Wall Street Journal

Why Public Companies Are Leaving Delaware for Nevada

Opinion: Congress has no case against Merrick Garland

Nevada Public Radio

Nevada's family courts have issues. What can fix them?

Legal Threats to Wall Street’s Self-Regulators May Upend Markets