Las Vegas Sun
How do you know when a judge is threatening you? When he says it isn’t a threat. Just a “wish.” A “gentle wish,” even. Stick around long enough and you think you might cease to be surprised by the behavior of elected officials. But what Judge Allan Earl did during a hearing on Nov. 7 stuns me — I have just obtained a transcript — and should disgust, terrify and outrage anyone who cares about freedom of speech and freedom of the press.
Las Vegas Review-Journal
He may be one of the wealthiest men in America, but Las Vegas Sands Corp. Chairman Sheldon Adelson is getting no special privileges in federal court.
Las Vegas Review-Journal
A dispute over where casino owner Sheldon Adelson should give a legal deposition has provided a quirky look at the billionaire behind the scenes.
MMA Fighting
The UFC is using its status as the industry leader in pay-per-view television to also become the leader in cracking down on companies that allow people to watch pay-per-view events online, without paying.
Las Vegas Sun
A simmering dispute between the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas and its restaurant and nightclub partner the N9NE Group has boiled over into an acrimonious lawsuit.
Yahoo! Sports
Zuffa LLC, the parent company of the Ultimate Fighting Championship and World Extreme Cagefighting, has filed suit against Ken Pavia, one of the sport’s most prominent fighter agents, alleging Pavia passed along trade secrets and confidential Zuffa documents to rival mixed martial arts promotion Bellator.
MMA Fighting
Ken Shamrock took a loss in the legal system from his former employer when a judge ruled against the MMA legend in his contract squabble with the Las Vegas-based UFC.
WILD WILD LAW: LEGAL ANTICS AND JURISPRUDENCE IN NEVADA
Don Campbell has quietly become one of the most respected Plaintiff's attorneys in town (bio available here). Mr. Campbell and his firm Campbell & Williams don't get a lot of coverage on this blog because there's very little gossip spread about him, other than the fact that he's an intimidating opponent for defense counsel.
Las Vegas Review-Journal
As I stood in the back of the gaggle of reporters at Richard Wright's law office, I knew I'd heard that tone of voice before. Many times before. It was Wright's unmistakable closing argument voice. Outraged without being outrageous, righteous indignation personified.