Despite its backing by billionaire Arkansas investment banker Warren Stephens, copyright lawsuit filer Righthaven LLC of Las Vegas said Sunday it has been unable to secure a $34,045 bond to guarantee payment of a defendant’s attorney’s fees.
It’s an effort already rejected by one judge, but Righthaven LLC of Las Vegas is trying again to avoid paying the legal fees of defendants that defeat Righthaven in court. Righthaven asked a judge to put six of its copyright infringement cases there on hold.
In a move defense attorneys are already questioning, copyright lawsuit filer Righthaven LLC is asking for the right to re-file 27 of its lawsuits over Denver Post material – should its standing to sue over that material be revived by an appeals court.
A Nevada jury found drug companies liable and awarded a total of $20.1 million Thursday to five plaintiffs who had accused drug companies of negligently distributing large vials of an anesthetic to Las Vegas clinics at the center of a 2008 hepatitis C outbreak.
As businesses “go green,” two nonprofit groups have sprung up using the name “Las Vegas Green Chamber of Commerce.” But which of the two is the authentic Las Vegas Green Chamber of Commerce?
The bankrupt Hooters Las Vegas hotel-casino rolled out what looks like a "divide and conquer" strategy Monday in its latest effort to fend off foreclosure by its main creditor.
A judge approved a $1 million settlement in the bankruptcy case of Las Vegas developer Jean Marc El Jwaidi. The settlement could end a 2-year-old bankruptcy case that originated with El Jwaidi during the economic boom.
Nevada’s new cellphone law, Senate Bill 140, goes into effect today. Given the gray areas in today’s world of wireless communication, we’ve prepared a handy guide to what you can — and cannot — get away with and still stay connected.
A worker laid off by the bankrupt Interstate Plumbing & Air Conditioning LLC of Las Vegas filed a class-action lawsuit against the company Thursday, charging it violated federal law when it laid off she and hundreds of others without 60 days’ notice.
Hotel giant Hilton Worldwide Inc. filed another lawsuit Wednesday in hopes of recovering $1.1 million from a failed effort to develop a luxury property on the Las Vegas Strip.
Copyright lawsuit filer Righthaven LLC of Las Vegas finally received a break on Wednesday when a judge rejected requests that it be found in contempt of court, be placed in receivership and that U.S. Marshals seize its assets.
Investors in bonds of the bankrupt Las Vegas Monorail charge in a new lawsuit that they weren’t told about a prophetic study commissioned for the Venetian resort in 2000 finding the Monorail’s financial projections to be overly optimistic. The charge was made in a Sept. 23 federal lawsuit filed by Lord Abbett Municipal Income Fund Inc.
