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Black Friday Shoppers Injured on Store Property

November 29, 2014

Black Friday shopping has become an American tradition. However, every year after the mad rush is over, reports of injuries and deaths can be found all over the US. Black Friday...

Is the Ebola Prank Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress?

November 4, 2014

One tort that is frequently alleged but infrequently proven is intentional infliction of emotional distress (“IIED”). In Nevada, a plaintiff must prove the following elements to prevail on an IIED...

Red Bull Gives Cash, Not Wings

October 16, 2014

A class action lawsuit brought in early 2013 by a long-time Red Bull consumer recently came to a close when the energy-drink giant agreed to a $13 million settlement. Up...

The History of Labor Day

August 30, 2014

This Monday will mark 132 years since the first Labor Day, which was celebrated in New York on September 5, 1882. It was not until twelve years later, 1894, that...

Cliven Bundy’s Battle of Bunkerville: An Attorney’s Analysis

June 24, 2014

Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy made headlines recently when his decades-long battle with the federal government came to a head in an armed, but as-of-yet peaceful standoff near Bunkerville, Nevada. Although...