The Nevada Senate approved a bill that would change Nevada to a primary election state rather than a caucus state. [RJ]
KNPR’s State of Nevada dedicated a program to free speech in Nevada and features proponents and opponents of SB 444. [KNPR]
Speaking of anti-SLAPP, Boulder City taxpayers are paying a $235,000 settlement from a SLAPP lawsuit against the City, with legal fees more than double that amount. [8NewsNow]
Lots of people who work in local government don’t live here–at least according to where there vehicles are registered. [8NewsNow]
The FBI is now getting involved into a report of child pornography on the Ipad of the Mayor of North Las Vegas. [RJ]
The Washoe County School District’s chief general counsel is taking a demotion and pay cut while the school board refrains from disparaging remarks. [RGJ]
Was the previous title holder this firm with 6 names? Carroll, Kelly, Trotter, Franzen, McKenna & Peabody
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Anonymous
May 13, 2015 10:02 pm
What happened to Glen Meier's name? Did he not make the jump? Seems strange that Fine and Wray make the name, but Meier gets left off. After all, it was Meier & Fine before it was Meier Fine & Wray.
..either that, or maybe they wouldn't let Glen put his name on because he is a dick. Just sayin'
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Anonymous
May 13, 2015 10:11 pm
And the front page news on that firm's site is that it just hired its third woman. Way to be progressive.
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Anonymous
May 14, 2015 1:39 am
Dickinson Wright is progressive.
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Anonymous
May 14, 2015 1:53 am
That firm changes names more often than I can track. Every pleading seems to have a name added or subtracted. What's their deal? What happened to Cotton?
Cotton probably didn't make the money he thought he deserved, and the former Cotton Walsh probably didn't think he was worth the money Cotton demanded. It was a stupid partnership since Cotton wasn't going to bring them anymore business other than what he had to feed his own people.
Sounds like they've been going through an identity crisis since the loss of Santoro. Hope they find their way. They have a good bankruptcy department.
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Anonymous
May 14, 2015 4:02 pm
Do the receptionists answers the phone "Holley, Driggs, Walch, Fine, Wray, Puzey and Thompson", or can they merely answer the phone "Law Offices"?
Does anyone know? I could find out by merely dialing up the office, but I would feel guilty to make a phoney call if the receptionist really is required to recite all those names.
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Anonymous
May 14, 2015 4:37 pm
I did not realize how much I need to know the answer to this question until you asked it.
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Anonymous
May 14, 2015 10:05 pm
Receptionist says "Holley, Driggs, Walch"
Wonder if Fine, Wray, Puzey and Thompson are pissed
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Anonymous
May 15, 2015 12:02 am
The gift that keeps on giving, former Constable John Bonaventura. Can Loomin be far behind?
Was the previous title holder this firm with 6 names? Carroll, Kelly, Trotter, Franzen, McKenna & Peabody
What happened to Glen Meier's name? Did he not make the jump? Seems strange that Fine and Wray make the name, but Meier gets left off. After all, it was Meier & Fine before it was Meier Fine & Wray.
Maybe the partners thought 8 names on the firm name was excessive and Glen drew the short straw.
..either that, or maybe they wouldn't let Glen put his name on because he is a dick. Just sayin'
And the front page news on that firm's site is that it just hired its third woman. Way to be progressive.
Dickinson Wright is progressive.
That firm changes names more often than I can track. Every pleading seems to have a name added or subtracted. What's their deal? What happened to Cotton?
They should just go with "Sterling Cooper & Partners"
Cotton probably didn't make the money he thought he deserved, and the former Cotton Walsh probably didn't think he was worth the money Cotton demanded. It was a stupid partnership since Cotton wasn't going to bring them anymore business other than what he had to feed his own people.
Sounds like they've been going through an identity crisis since the loss of Santoro. Hope they find their way. They have a good bankruptcy department.
Do the receptionists answers the phone "Holley, Driggs, Walch, Fine, Wray, Puzey and Thompson", or can they merely answer the phone "Law Offices"?
Does anyone know? I could find out by merely dialing up the office, but I would feel guilty to make a phoney call if the receptionist really is required to recite all those names.
I did not realize how much I need to know the answer to this question until you asked it.
Receptionist says "Holley, Driggs, Walch"
Wonder if Fine, Wray, Puzey and Thompson are pissed
The gift that keeps on giving, former Constable John Bonaventura. Can Loomin be far behind?