The number one thing you need to do if you want to avoid litigation: GET EVERYTHING IN WRITING. That is the number one rule. Make sure...

How to Shrink the Margins of a PDF for the County Recorder: If you have had occasion to record something, you might be aware that most...

In its simplest terms, the Streisand Effect is the belief that in the modern era efforts to suppress information can sometimes have the...

Generally, attorney client privilege is not waived where the third party consultant serves as a “translator” or “interpreter” of the...

Before signing a contract, there are general things you should always look out for. We won’t cover everything here because most things...

What is “quiet title”? Why do you have to do it? When we talk about quiet title, it has to do with real estate and as you may know, we do...

We are wrapping up our four-part litigation series here with the question “When does it end?” We already talked about filing a complaint...

We’re continuing our litigation series by talking about dispositive motions. What does a dispositive motion mean? A dispositive motion is...

Today we’re continuing our litigation series with “What is discovery?” When we jump into the question, what is the discovery process? The...

This is the first blog of a 4-part series on litigation. We’re going to begin here with the question When does litigation start? That’s a...

Attorney liens are completely different in California than they are in Nevada. In Nevada and most states, attorney liens are generally...

I am often asked “What if I didn’t get an agreement in writing?” This comes up very, very frequently in my practice because we do a lot...

Today we’re going to talk a little bit about quiet title actions. As you may or may not know, my firm practices in the area of estate...

A deposition is testimony, under oath, outside of the courtroom, and recoded by an official court reporter. It can be very intimidating...

Issue: Can a defendant in a quiet title action in California properly move to strike a claim for attorney’s fees in a complaint before...

Generally, a judgment is only valid for six years from the date it was entered. NRS § 11.190(1)(a). This means that if the judgment is...

NRCP 54(b) allows a Court to make some orders on a motion for summary judgment final while the rest of the case moves forward. A ruling...

At our firm, one of us is in court on almost a daily basis, and we deal with the requirement to submit proposed orders frequently. The...

Your options are when an agreement isn’t working What happens when you’ve reached a settlement agreement in your case using alternative...

Some people may mistakenly think that mediation and arbitration are synonymous with one another, and while it’s true there are some...