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E&E News by Politico

‘Culture change’: BLM ramps up conservation focus on public lands

Kiplinger Personal Finance

Five Things to Notice in Your Lawyer’s Bill

WealthManagement.com

SEC Summit Aims to Raise Awareness of Investor Law Clinics

Are RIAs recommending funds from their private equity owners? Large acquirers weigh in

ABA considers expanding law school diversity standards

Ensuring those barred from owning guns don't get them comes down to 'honor system'

Financial Planning

How developments out of D.C. are affecting financial advisors

Free tax filing a major win for equity in state

The Wall Street Journal

The $50 Device That Turns Handguns Into Automatic Weapons

Las Vegas Review-Journal

COMMENTARY: IRS gets into the tax prep business

Opinion: Don’t misread Trump’s loss in his civil trial

Associated Press

Biden’s rightward shift on immigration angers advocates. But it’s resonating with many Democrats

If your student loans were forgiven last year, what does that mean for your tax bill?

UNLV Immigration clinic helping undocumented students impacted by deadly campus shooting

Legal and medical experts at UNLV discuss the impact of medical aid in dying

UNLV students look back fondly on Super Bowl internships

Big News Network

Self-administered assisted dying a hot topic among U.S. states

Medical Aid in Dying: A Crucial Dialogue Unfolds Amidst the Mojave Desert

American Bar Association

Walking the Data Walk? Using Time Entries to Advance DEI Initiatives

Border bill draws opposition on a variety of fronts in Nevada

Nevada is part of new IRS tax filing pilot program, but it won’t be broadly available until March

Border bill draws opposition on a variety of fronts in Nevada

Top Law Firms Set New Heights in Bankruptcy Rates, Outpacing Inflation

Las Vegas Review-Journal

First African-American U.S. attorney for Nevada wants to ‘open the door’ for others