Eva Longoria's Beso restaurant and Eve nightclub on the Las Vegas Strip is in worse financial shape than previously reported and faces eviction if it can't get its finances straightened out.
Struggling with debts and liabilities totaling more than $648 million, Las Vegas-based construction industry supplier Ahern Rentals Inc. said it did not make a $10.9 million interest payment that was due Tuesday.
Las Vegas copyright enforcement company Righthaven LLC is asking the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to overturn an order dismissing one of its lawsuits on fair use grounds.
The homebuilder group developing Henderson's Inspirada planned community has appealed a court ruling putting their company, South Edge LLC, into Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Gaming companies large and small have plenty of financial, legal and regulatory issues to deal with — and attorneys are usually front and center in the decision-making progress.
A development in the Righthaven newspaper copyright infringement lawsuit campaign may generate some guidance on what damages Righthaven is entitled to collect from its lawsuits and whether it can seize the websites of lawsuit defendants.
Las Vegas copyright enforcement company Righthaven LLC received a boost this week when a federal judge refused to dismiss a lawsuit it filed against a Southern California real estate agent.
Wynn Resorts Ltd. of Las Vegas today posted a fourth-quarter profit, reversing a loss in the year-ago quarter, thanks to revenue increases in Macau and Las Vegas.
The fast-growing Ace Hotel chain says a Las Vegas-based casino operator is infringing on its trademarks by calling its gamblers rewards programs “ace PLAY” and “ace STAY.”
The owner of Ultimate Electronics, which filed for bankruptcy Jan. 26, has asked the bankruptcy court in Delaware for permission to close all 46 of its stores, including two in Las Vegas.
Website operators and commentators are expressing surprise and skepticism about the latest batch of copyright infringement lawsuits filed by Righthaven LLC of Las Vegas, all over the same Denver Post "enhanced TSA pat-down" photo.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. is suing Las Vegas developer Jim Rhodes to enforce a personal guarantee for a soured real estate loan. The FDIC, receiver for the failed Community Bank of Nevada, sued Rhodes last week in Clark County District Court.
The proposed foreclosure sale of the Hard Rock hotel-casino in Las Vegas has been rescheduled from Monday to Tuesday — assuming a New York state judge in Manhattan allows the foreclosure to proceed.
Bankruptcy Judge Bruce Markell in Las Vegas on Thursday approved the involuntary bankruptcy petition filed by banks against South Edge LLC, developer of Henderson's Inspirada planned community
With the Super Bowl comes plenty of betting on the game — and the annual reminders about gambling responsibly. Two little-noticed court decisions, from 2010 and this year, illustrate the potential consequences of gamblers getting in too deep.
A Bank of America subsidiary is suing scores of Southern Nevada homeowner associations, their trustees and collection agencies in yet another dispute over foreclosures, HOA assessments and collection fees.
State gaming regulators have scheduled special meetings for Tuesday in Carson City to deal with the Las Vegas Hard Rock hotel-casino, should a lender succeed in foreclosing on the property.
Las Vegas Sands Corp. on Thursday reported the first fourth quarter 2010 results among Las Vegas Strip casino operators, and they showed strong gains thanks to cost-cutting.
The lender trying to foreclose on the Hard Rock Hotel says it expects to receive approval for the foreclosure and -- if it forecloses -- it has lined up a company to run the property.
Casino supplier Bally Technologies Inc. of Las Vegas today said revenue and profit fell in its second quarter ending Dec. 31 as casinos ordered fewer slot machines.
The new Cosmopolitan casino-resort on the Las Vegas Strip may be hurting competitors, but overall it's good for the city. That's according to Fitch Ratings, which on Tuesday issued its 2011 forecast for the gaming industry.
A company trying to foreclose on the Hard Rock Hotel has no right to do so and is trying to gain a tactical advantage over more senior creditors, the casino charges in a new lawsuit.
MGM Resorts International, Southern Nevada's largest private employer, today said it will immediately resume matching payments to eligible employees participating in the firm's 401(k) Savings Plan for 2011.
Three affiliated Las Vegas companies filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization on Friday to restructure $16.1 million in debt related to commercial real estate developments. The filings were made by ALEC4 LLC, NASDAQ5 LLC and NICK3 LLC.
A Bank of America subsidiary can resume work on thousands of foreclosures in Nevada after a federal judge on Monday dissolved a restraining order against the foreclosures statewide issued by a Nye County District Court judge. The Nye County order was overturned Monday by Chief U.S. District Judge for Nevada Roger Hunt. A ruling by Nye County Judge Robert Lane on Jan. 20 had halted work on foreclosures.
Las Vegas company Righthaven LLC this week flooded the federal court in Colorado with a dozen more lawsuits alleging copyright infringement by website operators -- all over the same Denver Post "TSA enhanced pat-down" photo.
Bank of America says a Nye County judge's order blocking foreclosures throughout Nevada by a subsidiary has halted progress on more than 8,900 foreclosures -- and it wants the order overturned.
Regulators today disclosed enforcement actions against a former executive at the failed Silver State Bank of Henderson, charging him with misconduct and associating him with bad loans that cost the Southern Nevada real estate lender more than $10 million.
Herbst Gaming of Las Vegas continues to face financial challenges after emerging from bankruptcy, but its debt rating outlook is stable, Moody's Investors Service said today.
Another trademark infringement lawsuit has been filed in a dispute between the Palazzo resort on the Las Vegas Strip and a Texas clothing company. On Tuesday, Palazzo Design Corp. sued Las Vegas Sands in federal court in Houston.
Attorneys for Bank of America moved Tuesday to overturn a court ruling from Nye County blocking foreclosures statewide by Bank of America subsidiary ReconTrust Company N.A.
Caesars Entertainment Corp. of Las Vegas is suing another bankrupt customer, charging he signed gambling markers at four casinos totaling $140,247 that turned out to be worthless.
Just as it’s a lightning rod for controversy, the Transportation Security Administration may turn into a litigation gold mine for Las Vegas newspaper copyright enforcement company Righthaven LLC.
Zuffa LLC of Las Vegas, owner of the Ultimate Fighting Championship, filed a federal lawsuit Friday against Justin.tv Inc. over what the UFC calls Justin.tv’s “ongoing failure to meaningfully address the rampant and illegal uploading” of video of live pay-per-view UFC events.
Bank of America faces another lawsuit in Las Vegas alleging it deceived a homeowner about a loan modification -- the homeowner in this case being prominent Las Vegas attorney Matthew Callister.
Pamela Jenkins, owner of the three Cupcakery shops in the Las Vegas area, says she's tired of lawsuits and just wants to create and sell cupcakes. Jenkins issued a statement Wednesday denying the allegations in his latest suit.
Another website owner is fighting back against newspaper copyright enforcement company Righthaven LLC, counter-suing the Las Vegas firm and charging it sues first and asks questions later.
When it comes to Wynn Las Vegas nightclub workers having to share tips with managers, employees say the casino’s attitude about the arrangement is that it’s never going to change.
The Las Vegas commercial real estate market remains troubled as the recession persists locally — and that’s reflected in three new bankruptcy filings in 2011. Among the latest to file for bankruptcy was Vegas Tomatoes Inc., which filed for Chapter 7 liquidation on Jan. 12 in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for Nevada.