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The article addresses the skills required to navigate FINRA arbitrations, analyzes the drawbacks and benefits of allowing non-lawyer advocates to represent parties in FINRA arbitrations...

To close 2023, the Nevada Supreme Court concluded that informed consent or assumption of the risk arguments are not proper in a medical malpractice action unless consent is contested.

Nevada's Supreme Court has ruled that the tolling provisions created by COVID-19 emergency directives were broadly applicable to all potential claims...

As a Legalign Global member firm, we are pleased to share Informed Insurance 2019/20, an in-depth report from Legalign Global specialists worldwide covering a wide range of insurance risks

Suma Thomas (Of Counsel-White Plains, NY) and Raymond Perez (Partner-White Plains, NY) obtained summary judgment on a cross-motion in the Supreme Court of the State of New York...

In a 9–0 decision, the Supreme Court of the United States rejected the standard used by the Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Tenth, and D.C. circuits, which held that majority group plaintiffs...

On June 13, 2024, the Supreme Court of the United States decided a case that addresses restrictions to registrable trademarks under section 2(c) of the Lanham Act.

Nevada's 2025 legislative session has commenced, and at least one bill is already raising concerns. Assembly Bill 158 would expand general jurisdiction in Nevada to an entity that "is organized...

The federal Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Act (PSQIA) promotes care quality and safety improvement practices in hospitals because they help improve patient outcomes...

In PHWLV v. House of CB USA the Supreme Court of Nevada reversed a $3,545,336.97 verdict for tenants whose property was damaged in a mall when a water pipe in the fire suppression system...

The Supreme Court of the United States has decided another case that affects enforcement of arbitration clauses. Coinbase v. Suski concerned users of a crypto exchange.

In Lockner v. Farmers, 333 Or. App. 27 (June 5, 2024), a landlord's tenant and the tenant's guests smoked methamphetamine in the rental unit. Testing found significant levels of methamphetamine residue...

Laws surrounding the recreational use of marijuana differ from one state to another and evolve quickly. Before taking adverse action against an employee...

David Eisen (Partner-Los Angeles) spoke about a recent case in "L.A. Vehicle Donation Charity Ordered to Shut Down after Alleged False Advertising" in the June 26, 2017, issue of theLos Angeles...

New York partners Nancy Wright and Marielle Moore and associate Samuel Weinstein successfully defended the firm's hotel client and an individually named female manager in a case alleging a hostile work environment...

Defending Unfair Trade Practices Act And Unfair Insurance Practices Act Claims.

For many years, Florida's defense practitioners have used a Proposal for Settlement (PFS) as a tool to demand certain nonmonetary terms, such as the execution of a settlement release...

Ian Stewart (Partner-Los Angeles) co-authored "The Robots Are Coming: Are We Ready for Robot Liability?" published in the Summer 2016 issue of CLM's Litigation Management.