If you are involved in a business dispute, a breach of contract, or a corporate disagreement in Nevada; you may be wondering which court to file a lawsuit in. We’ve come across many frustrated business owners who have filed a claim in the wrong court, only to...
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Understanding Arizona’s New Litigation Financing Law: What Businesses Need to Know
Our Phoenix business lawyers regularly counsel clients on how changes in Arizona law can influence their litigation strategy and commercial exposure. Effective January 1, 2026, Arizona Senate Bill 1215 (SB 1215) introduces comprehensive consumer protection and...
Changes to Nevada Lawsuits in 2026
The start of a new year often brings new laws, and for anyone involved in civil litigation in Nevada, January 1, 2026, marks a significant shift. The passage of Assembly Bill 3 (AB3) has transformed the state’s Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) programs. The...
Moving Your Business to Nevada Under the Model Entity Transaction Act
The Model Entity Transaction Act or META is a uniform model law, drafted by the Uniform Law Commission, which provides an outline for business licensing transactions across different state lines and entity types. META’s objective is to solve the historical...
What is NRS 49.075?
Nevada Revised Statute 49.075 defines the attorney-client privilege for corporations, partnerships, limited liability companies, associations, and other business entities. This statute protects confidential communication between the entity's representatives...
How to Request a Nevada Lien UCC Search 2026
The Nevada Secretary of State has implemented a new UCC search module. Beginning, December 9th, 2025 SilverFlume users will be able to utilize the new UCC module in ORION (Nevada’s new business portal). We’ll go over everything you need to request and receive...
When Your Company is a Defendant in a Nevada Lawsuit
It’s a scary moment no business owner ever wants to experience: the official notice that your company is being sued. The envelope arrives, and the words "Civil Action" or "Summons" stare back at you as you try to make sense of the document. If your Nevada...
Preparing for the New Restricted Contractor’s License in Nevada Senate Bill 130 (SB130)
The Nevada State Contractors Board announced on August 20, 2025, that Governor Lombardo would sign Senate Bill 130 (SB130) on Tuesday, September 2, 2025. With the approval of SB130, a new pathway to licensure is now available for individuals with less...
How To Respond To A Lawsuit
Did someone file a lawsuit against you or your business? Experienced attorneys can help protect your business interests, navigate complex legal processes, and achieve favorable outcomes. Learn how to safeguard your business while ensuring legal compliance in...
Understanding Commercial Lease Renewal Rights
When it comes to running your business operations, you’ll have a lot on your plate. The last thing you want to worry about, as a business owner, is your commercial lease situation. Commercial lease renewal negotiations will vary from state to state, county,...
