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401(k) Advocates Gear Up to Fight Wall Street on Fiduciary Rule

Las Vegas Culinary Union strike vote: Hospitality workers gear up to walk out

Union strikes are hitting Nevada and beyond. Why are so many happening now?

Advocates Prepare for Battle Over New Fiduciary Rule

Why can't teachers strike? A look at Nevada laws going back to the '60s

Las Vegas Review-Journal

Cyberattack lawsuits mounting for Caesars

The Nevada Independent

Joey Gilbert and team’s novel legal advice to Douglas County School Board draws scrutiny

Las Vegas Review-Journal

Want your Las Vegas hotel room cleaned daily? So does the Culinary Union

UNLV legal expert: Judge unlikely to confiscate Bundy cattle over tortoise habitat

Financial Advisor IQ

Thrivent Pressuring SEC to Rewrite Finra Arbitration Rules

The Wichita Eagle

Kansas’ Roger Marshall stokes fake fentanyl fears to attack perfectly legal immigrants

‘Still a ways to go’ but indigent defense is improving in Nevada’s rural counties

The Emancipator

Choosing redemption over imprisonment

WealthManagement.com

Robinhood's Loss Could Embolden States Still on the Fiduciary Fence

The Nevada Independent

Indy Q&A: What does the latest court ruling mean for DACA recipients?

Worker ‘Self-Advocacy’ Key to Labor Department’s H-2A Proposal

Las Vegas Review-Journal

‘On borrowed time’: Nevada officials and advocates decry DACA court ruling

3 Cops Talk Podcast

ShotSpotter Technology with Thomas Chittum of SoundThinking Inc.

The Wall Street Journal

Amateurs Pile Into 24-Hour Options: ‘It’s Just Gambling’

Gambling on Options Is Fun

The Nevada Independent

The government took their home. Now, a family’s lawsuit may change Nevada’s forfeiture system

Opinion: Why the 14th Amendment shouldn’t disqualify Trump

DOJ Proposes Regulation to Close Firearms Sellers Loophole

Las Vegas Review-Journal

Who’s responsible for vehicle damage caused by dump truck debris?