A legal battle that pits the son of the late Las Vegas Mayor Oran Gragson against the son of the late Gov. Kenny Guinn was played out in the Nevada Supreme Court Tuesday over a failed $1.1 million investment.
An attorney, hired to oppose construction of a better than 18,000 seat sports-entertainment arena on the Las Vegas Strip, says Nevada voters should not be allowed to vote on it.
Like a gunfighter with no bullets, Las Vegas copyright company Righthaven LLC no longer has any copyrights to sue over. A federal judge in Las Vegas on Monday stripped Righthaven of whatever interests it has in its 278 federal copyright registrations as well as its trademark.
The Mormon Church is suing a Las Vegas contractor over a 2010 wildfire that damaged its recreational property in Moapa. The fire, which was July 1, 2010, about 50 miles northeast of Las Vegas, destroyed more than 15 buildings, including 10 homes.
Las Vegas copyright lawsuit filer Righthaven LLC struck out again in court on Thursday when a federal judge in Reno threw out eight more of its lawsuits.
Bondholders owed more than $54 million filed a Chapter 11 involuntary bankruptcy petition in Las Vegas on Wednesday against a private prison company. The filing was made against Municipal Corrections, LLC, which has offices in Stratham, N.H., and Atlanta.
In an effort to foster more collaboration between employers and the federal government, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement this week is sponsoring its first Las Vegas seminar to introduce businesses to a program that aims to eliminate the hiring of workers without a legal status.
In what has become its trademark style, Las Vegas company Righthaven LLC is tardy again filing key court documents, and now it may face more penalties.
Attorneys for Nevada lobbyist and attorney Harvey Whittemore have offered their most detailed denial to date of claims that Whittemore stole millions of dollars from his business partners.
A former top drug prosecutor who handled the Paris Hilton and Bruno Mars cocaine possession plea deals in Las Vegas has been sentenced to nine months in jail in his own felony cocaine possession case.
Seven law firms were interested in landing a lucrative contract with University Medical Center. After reviewing bids from the firms, the Sun found the winning bidder, the powerful firm Lionel Sawyer & Collins, did not have the lowest bid.
The Dal Toro exotic car showroom and Italian restaurant has settled a Las Vegas trademark infringement lawsuit by agreeing not to use promotional material owned by manufacturer Lamborghini.
With lawsuits piling up between casino captains Steve Wynn and Kazuo Okada, gaming industry analysts on Tuesday expressed concern that uncertainties about the disputes may persist for some time.
Righthaven LLC’s financial position appears to have deteriorated further: For the second year in a row, the Las Vegas company's state business license has expired and now it’s listed in default.
