If you own significant assets and are looking for a way to shield them from creditors, a domestic asset protection trust (DAPT) could be the solution. Nevada's version of this trust is one of the most debtor-friendly in the country. Also known as a self-settled...
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Should your business contracts include an ADR clause?
Alternative Dispute Resolution, or ADR, is a way of resolving conflicts outside litigation. An ADR clause requires parties to use collaborative methods, including negotiation or mediation, before litigating a dispute, whether you have contracts with partners, vendors...
Tips for including collectibles in your will
Building a collection can be an exciting hobby that lasts a lifetime. Whether you built your collection alone or have loved ones who share in helping you track down the missing pieces, it can be thrilling to seek out your next addition. When it is time to include your...
What is the process of appealing a civil law case?
Civil case decisions have a close similarity to trial court decisions. For both of them, you can appeal for a review in the appellate court or appeals court if you do not agree with the given conclusion. Once you appeal the case, the court of appeal reviews it and...
Native American tribes, Nevada environmentalists fighting proposed mine expansion
Mining companies often face multiple obstacles to its ability to do business. Besides the layers of government bureaucracy mines face before they can open or expand, there are special interest groups that frequently stand in the way. These groups can put your...
Is your noncompete agreement really enforceable?
As a Nevada business owner, you understand there is nothing more important than securing and protecting the interests of your company. One way that you can do this is by outlining and clarifying the relationship you have with your employees through strong employment...
What can you do about encroachment on your property?
As a Nevada property owner, you will want to do everything possible to protect your property rights. It is sometimes necessary to do this in situations in which your neighbor may be overstepping his or her bounds and affecting your use of your personal property. This...
Why it could be smart to change the structure of your business
When you started your Nevada business, you had a vision for what you hoped your company would look like in a few years. Things in business are rarely predictable, and what your company looks like now can be very different from what you imagined. Sometimes, this may...
Obtaining water rights is not always simple
While water is a precious commodity anywhere, it is understandable that the use of water comes under careful regulation in a desert state like Nevada. For land owners, water rights in Nevada are unlike those in any other state. If you purchase a piece of land in this...
Employee contracts are a smart move for Nevada businesses
As a business owner, you understand how important it is to have good relationships with your employees. Despite your best efforts, however, you may experience times when employees are disgruntled, sometimes leading to legal disputes. These can be stressful and costly,...
