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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.

Las Vegas Review-Journal

Las Vegas police shootings, killings trending down, report says

Washington Monthly

The Supreme Court’s Latest Ruling Against Unions is Really Aimed at the New Deal

Ending Forced Arbitration of Race Claims Is New Diversity Focus

Companies Can Require Employees To Arbitrate To Resolve Racial Bias Claims. This Law Aims To Bring The Chance At Trial Back.

Las Vegas Review Journal

Here’s how lawyers get a say in which judges hear their cases

Claw & Order, Jersey Shore edition

No gaming licensing system gold standard: UNLV paper

New York Daily News

DACA recipients hold breath as Texas judge weighs case

Learning About Survivors From the Illinois Attorney General’s 2023 Report on Clergy Sex Abuse

Unprecedented Pact Formed to Save Colorado River from Drought

Greg Abbott slammed for calling Texas mass shooting victims ‘illegal immigrants’

VEGAS MYTHS RE-BUSTED: Casinos Pump in Extra Oxygen

Nevada navigates Colorado River water allocations

Man accused in deadly stabbings near UNLV found competent to stand trial

The Associated Press

Three states offer to use less water from the Colorado River

The Washington Post

After a customer said a promo was deceptive, BetMGM offered him $12,000

Tax refunds are Smaller This Year and Fewer People are Getting Them

Hear From the Experts on Navigating Bankruptcy

Las Vegas attorneys anticipate rise in asylum cases ahead of Title 42 expiration

How Did Six Conservative Catholics Become Supreme Court Justices Together?

TripAdvisor lawsuit shines light on companies moving to Nevada to escape Delware's more stringent corporation laws

Why CEOs are rolling the dice on a move to Nevada

KNPR's State of Nevada

Bills in Nevada Legislature would fund DACA tuition, immigration clinic

In new TripAdvisor suit, Delaware lawyers deride Nevada’s ‘no-liability regime’