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Nevada Firearm Law

The article is a summary of the gun laws of Nevada, with a discussion of the historical background of the Second Amendment, gun regulation in Nevada and the use of a firearm in self-defense with reference to case law and statutes.

5 EASY STEPS YOU MUST TAKE FOR A HASSLE FREE DIVORCE

Take the fight out of the divorce by following these easy steps before you file.

TEN THINGS YOU SHOULD DO BEFORE FILING FOR DIVORCE WITHOUT A LAWYER

Handling your own divorce without a lawyer can be emotionally draining. Here are issues to consider before handling your divorce alone.

Stand Your Ground

Stand your ground applicability to parking lot dispute.

May Homeowners Hold Design Professionals Directly Responsible for Negligent Design and Planning?

Homeowners in Massachusetts may bring an action for negligent design against architects and other design professionals, even in the absence of a direct contractual relationship.

Bid Protest 101

Below is an introduction to the different processes through which government construction contracts are bid in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and the legal grounds for challenging contract awards made by state and town agencies.

An Offer You Can’t Refuse

A federal judge, in acknowledging recent trends in Massachusetts case law and the Restatement of Restitution and Unjust Enrichment, allowed a supplier to recover against the general contractor under quasi-contractual theories of unjust enrichment and quantum meruit.

Castellanos v. Next Door Co.

Attorney Fee Issues in Worker's Compensation

What if I am convicted of a DUI?

Have you ever wondered what happens once you are convicted of a DUI or OVI? This article gives a little insight into your options.

“American Tax Payer Relief Act Effective January 1, 2013”

Many of the taxes were extended by a mere three months until the end of March, 2013 when Congress must address the increase of the debt ceiling. Therefore, many of these tax code provisions are subject to further change at the end of March, 2013.

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