In the News | William S. Boyd School of Law

Boyd School of Law In The News

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.

What Wall Street’s watching as America goes to the polls

Tax breaks on auto loan interest may not help many Americans

Las Vegas Review-Journal

Clark County sees a big jump in hate crimes in 2024

15 million deportations? Nevada immigration activists brace for ‘complete chaos’ if Trump’s plan is carried out

Trump's deportation plans worry families with relatives in US illegally

Associated Press

Trump’s deportation plans worry families with relatives in US illegally

Fighting together: Get help on the issues that impact you at Channel 13's Locals' Advocacy Fair

Fighting together: Get help on the issues that impact you at Channel 13's Locals' Advocacy Fair

UNLV News Center

‘No Tax on Tips’ Proposals 101

Hate crimes are up 234% in Las Vegas, what's going on?

Voters to Decide on Higher Wages for Lowest-Paid Workers (1)

Las Vegas Review-Journal

Station Casinos sues over labor board proceedings’ constitutionality

Pre-Bankruptcy Texts Deepen Ethical Concerns About Ex-Judge

The risky business of corporate political spending

Trump’s tariff plan would raise prices and ‘reduce the living standard of Americans,’ economists say

The Dallas Morning News

A year of Texas court chaos; Inside the fall of a powerhouse Houston bankruptcy judge

Financial Advisor Magazine

Investor Attorneys Cry Foul After Finra Expunges UBS Rep's 29 Client Awards

Illegal vapes and the 2024 election

The New Republic

The New Supreme Court Session Opens Monday. It Will Not Be Pretty.

Nevada Public Radio

Explaining Ballot Questions 2 and 4: Changing language in the Nevada Constitution

People on the Move: Sept. 30, 2024

Business Law Prof Blog

Reincorporation Returns: A Practitioner-Driven Stormlet or A Controller Cloudburst?

Hispanic Heritage Month: Local attorney shares the struggle of navigating the U.S. immigration system

Legal experts: Cash sweep practices are a 'ticking time bomb' for RIAs