“Laws and procedures commonly evolve or change, so by digging deeper and pursuing answers, it might just change your outlook on the overall litigation process…” Read more in this article written by Nevada lawyers Mona Kaveh and Breanna Switzler 👇
From “New Normal” To Now Normal: The Pandemic’s Influence On Litigation In Nevada
“The COVID-19 pandemic upended the practice of law in ways that will continue to impact litigation in Nevada for years to come.” Read more from Nevada lawyers Laura Langberg and Maliq Kendricks 👇
Professional Courtesies and Proactive Communications
CCBA President Nedda Ghandi points out that, “A critical component to the practice of law is the development of relationships with other attorneys and the building of a reputation with the court.” Read more from her in this month’s installment of “CCBA President’s Message”…
A Fresh Start for Unhoused Misdemeanor Defendants
Read this installment of the “View from the Bench” written by By Judge Shannon Nordstrom of the Las Vegas Municipal Court.
The Pro Bono Experience
Read this installment of the “Pro Bono Corner” written by Widad Sairafe a Community Justice Fellow from the Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada.
Nevada Appellate Court Summaries (7-7-22)
Check out the summaries of recent opinions from the Nevada Appellate Courts written by Joe Tommasino, Esq.
Ethics Issue of Communiqué Published
The summer issue of Communiqué features content related to ethics and fraud prevention for law firms and updates from the bench and bar written by members of our legal community.
You Receive a Subpoena For a Client’s File – What Do You Do?
“This article aims to give an attorney guidance on how to meet their ethical obligations.” Read more in “You Receive a Subpoena For a Client’s File – What Do You Do?” written by John M. Naylor of Naylor & Braster (COMMUNIQUÉ, June/July 2022)
Cyber Fraud Prevention Tips for Law Firms
“The following are common cyber-attack methods that your firm should be aware of…” Read more in “Cyber Fraud Prevention Tips for Law Firms” written by Mark D. Rich, CPA, CFF of Rich, Wightman & Company. (COMMUNIQUÉ, June/July 2022)
Wear the White Hat
“When I was in law school, I had a professor who encouraged his students to ‘always wear the white hat’ whether in front of the bench or the jury or when dealing with opposing parties.” Learn more from CCBA President Nedda Ghandi of Ghandi Deeter Blackham Law Office.