“Known as Buen Aire Para Todos, the program will address some of the long-standing issues related to environmental justice and air quality in East Las Vegas.” Learn more in this piece written from JoAnne Prevetti, MBA, Director of Development for the Las Vegas-Clark County Library District.
Nevada and the Shrinking Colorado River
“The Colorado River provides the Las Vegas Valley with 90 percent of its water, which serves roughly 70 percent of Nevada’s population, yet consumes just five percent of the state’s annual consumption.” Learn more in this piece written by Nevada lawyer Steven C. Anderson.
Crisis on the Colorado River – How Did We Get Here?
Allocations of water as well as the river’s operations are governed by a series of agreements, regulations, interstate compacts, and court decisions collectively referred to as the “Law of the River.” Learn more in this piece written by Nevada lawyer Christine Guerci.
Vegas Night Life of a Different Kind
“Astronomy, paleontology, and geology we have it all here in the desert with enough food for thought to keep the curious mind engaged for a lifetime.” Learn more from John Mowbray of Spencer Fane.
Civility – Some thoughts on what it is and how we can get there
“In addition to the inherent value of being professional towards each other, we can also point to concrete positives.” Learn more from John M. Naylor in his article published in the Clark County Bar journal Communiqué (May 2023).
Spring into Pro Bono
“We are all waiting for the perfect time. That perfect time is now, spring.” Learn more from Michael Wendlberger in the Pro Bono Corner in this month’s issue of bar journal Communiqué (May 2023).
Wake up! It’s the first of the month! (Again!)
“For lawyers, May 1st is no joke. It’s Law Day, proclaimed so by President Eisenhower in 1958.” Read more from the CCBA President Brandon Kemble’s message in the bar journal Communiqué (May 2023).