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Nevada Case Commentaries

Disfavoring Token-Efforts-Only Terminations in Private Petitions and Rejecting Admissions by Silence: Nevada Supreme Court’s Guidance in In re Parental Rights as to S.A.T.

Disfavoring Token-Efforts-Only Terminations in Private Petitions and Rejecting Admissions by Silence: Nevada Supreme Court’s Guidance in In re Parental Rights as to S.A.T.

Date: Oct 9, 2025
Disfavoring Token-Efforts-Only Terminations in Private Petitions and Rejecting Admissions by Silence: Nevada Supreme Court’s Guidance in In re Parental Rights as to S.A.T. Introduction In In the...
Nevada Supreme Court Clarifies: Post‑Judgment Sealing Orders Are Not Appealable Unless They Affect Rights Embedded in the Final Judgment (Bloom v. Rodgers, 2025)

Nevada Supreme Court Clarifies: Post‑Judgment Sealing Orders Are Not Appealable Unless They Affect Rights Embedded in the Final Judgment (Bloom v. Rodgers, 2025)

Date: Sep 30, 2025
Nevada Supreme Court Clarifies: Post‑Judgment Sealing Orders Are Not Appealable Unless They Affect Rights Embedded in the Final Judgment Case Overview and Procedural Posture Case: Bloom v. Rodgers...
Limited Pearce Presumption in Nevada Parole Proceedings: No Vindictiveness Presumed When the Parole Board Self‑Corrects

Limited Pearce Presumption in Nevada Parole Proceedings: No Vindictiveness Presumed When the Parole Board Self‑Corrects

Date: Sep 27, 2025
Limited Pearce Presumption in Nevada Parole Proceedings: No Vindictiveness Presumed When the Parole Board Self‑Corrects Introduction This commentary analyzes the Nevada Supreme Court’s decision in...
“Substantial Opportunity to Use” Test for Late-Disclosed Evidence: Nevada Clarifies Prejudice and Continuance Cures in Lee v. State

“Substantial Opportunity to Use” Test for Late-Disclosed Evidence: Nevada Clarifies Prejudice and Continuance Cures in Lee v. State

Date: Sep 13, 2025
“Substantial Opportunity to Use” Test for Late-Disclosed Evidence: Nevada Clarifies Prejudice and Continuance Cures in Lee v. State Introduction In Lee (Michael) v. State, No. 85004 (Nev. Sept. 12,...
Misheard Confession, Independent Probable Cause, and Ligature Strangulation as a Deadly Weapon: Roginsky v. State (Nev. 2025)

Misheard Confession, Independent Probable Cause, and Ligature Strangulation as a Deadly Weapon: Roginsky v. State (Nev. 2025)

Date: Sep 13, 2025
Misheard Confession, Independent Probable Cause, and Ligature Strangulation as a Deadly Weapon: Roginsky v. State (Nev. 2025) Introduction In Roginsky (Robert) v. State, No. 89006 (Nev. Sept. 12,...
No Two‑Step Reconsideration Motions under WDCR 12(8)/DCR 13(7) and Sanctionable “Mediation‑as‑Pretext” Deception under RPC 4.1

No Two‑Step Reconsideration Motions under WDCR 12(8)/DCR 13(7) and Sanctionable “Mediation‑as‑Pretext” Deception under RPC 4.1

Date: Sep 12, 2025
No Two‑Step Reconsideration Motions under WDCR 12(8)/DCR 13(7) and Sanctionable “Mediation‑as‑Pretext” Deception under RPC 4.1 Case Controlled Contamination Services, LLC v. Dist. Ct. (Fredericks),...
Differential Diagnosis Endorsed for Abusive Head Trauma: Nevada Affirms Physician Causation Testimony Without Biomechanical Expertise and Clarifies Limits on Juror-Impeachment and Prosecutorial Comment

Differential Diagnosis Endorsed for Abusive Head Trauma: Nevada Affirms Physician Causation Testimony Without Biomechanical Expertise and Clarifies Limits on Juror-Impeachment and Prosecutorial Comment

Date: Sep 11, 2025
Differential Diagnosis Endorsed for Abusive Head Trauma: Nevada Affirms Physician Causation Testimony Without Biomechanical Expertise and Clarifies Limits on Juror-Impeachment and Prosecutorial...
Nevada Supreme Court Enforces Contractual Irreparable-Harm Presumptions to Support Mandatory Injunction and Specific Performance in Convertible Note Disputes

Nevada Supreme Court Enforces Contractual Irreparable-Harm Presumptions to Support Mandatory Injunction and Specific Performance in Convertible Note Disputes

Date: Sep 11, 2025
Nevada Supreme Court Enforces Contractual Irreparable-Harm Presumptions to Support Mandatory Injunction and Specific Performance in Convertible Note Disputes Introduction In Blackstar Enterprise...
Procedural Due Process and Permanency Timelines: Nevada Affirms the Constitutionality of NRS 128.109’s Rebuttable Presumptions in Termination of Parental Rights

Procedural Due Process and Permanency Timelines: Nevada Affirms the Constitutionality of NRS 128.109’s Rebuttable Presumptions in Termination of Parental Rights

Date: Sep 11, 2025
Procedural Due Process and Permanency Timelines: Nevada Affirms the Constitutionality of NRS 128.109’s Rebuttable Presumptions in Termination of Parental Rights Introduction In In re: Parental Rights...
Post‑Offer Interest Applies to Punitive Damages; “Genuine Dispute” Folded into Nevada Bad‑Faith Standard and May Defeat Refusal‑to‑Defend Claims; Unfair Insurance Practices Liability Limited to Insurers — Commentary on Olson v. Mid‑Century Ins. Co. (Nev. 2025)

Post‑Offer Interest Applies to Punitive Damages; “Genuine Dispute” Folded into Nevada Bad‑Faith Standard and May Defeat Refusal‑to‑Defend Claims; Unfair Insurance Practices Liability Limited to Insurers — Commentary on Olson v. Mid‑Century Ins. Co. (Nev. 2025)

Date: Sep 9, 2025
Post‑Offer Interest Applies to Punitive Damages; “Genuine Dispute” Folded into Nevada Bad‑Faith Standard and May Defeat Refusal‑to‑Defend Claims; Unfair Insurance Practices Liability Limited to...
Harvey v. City of Reno: Abutter Access Is Limited to Easement by Necessity; No Prescriptive Rights Against the State; and Courts May Judicially Notice Recorded Highway Records on a Motion to Dismiss

Harvey v. City of Reno: Abutter Access Is Limited to Easement by Necessity; No Prescriptive Rights Against the State; and Courts May Judicially Notice Recorded Highway Records on a Motion to Dismiss

Date: Sep 9, 2025
Harvey v. City of Reno: Abutter Access Is Limited to Easement by Necessity; No Prescriptive Rights Against the State; and Courts May Judicially Notice Recorded Highway Records on a Motion to Dismiss...
Nevada Supreme Court bars “comparable verdicts” in excessive-damages review and reaffirms full contingency-fee recovery under NRCP 68: Bellomo v. Roybal

Nevada Supreme Court bars “comparable verdicts” in excessive-damages review and reaffirms full contingency-fee recovery under NRCP 68: Bellomo v. Roybal

Date: Sep 9, 2025
Nevada Supreme Court bars “comparable verdicts” in excessive-damages review and reaffirms full contingency-fee recovery under NRCP 68: Bellomo v. Roybal Introduction In Bellomo v. Roybal, the Supreme...
Due-Weight Rule in Post-Termination Placements: Nevada Supreme Court Reaffirms Courts Must Consider, Not Defer to, DFS Placement Preferences

Due-Weight Rule in Post-Termination Placements: Nevada Supreme Court Reaffirms Courts Must Consider, Not Defer to, DFS Placement Preferences

Date: Aug 31, 2025
Due-Weight Rule in Post-Termination Placements: Nevada Supreme Court Reaffirms Courts Must Consider, Not Defer to, DFS Placement Preferences Case: Destin v. District Court (Handwerker-LaMaster)...
Flat Fees Are Not Earned Upon Receipt in Nevada: Trust-Account Treatment and Termination Duties for Limited-Scope Engagements

Flat Fees Are Not Earned Upon Receipt in Nevada: Trust-Account Treatment and Termination Duties for Limited-Scope Engagements

Date: Aug 31, 2025
Flat Fees Are Not Earned Upon Receipt in Nevada: Trust-Account Treatment and Termination Duties for Limited-Scope Engagements Introduction In In re: Discipline of Hardeep Sull (141 Nev., Advance...
Trust Construction in Nevada Requires Personal Jurisdiction Over the Trustee: In rem authority under NRS 164.010 cannot bypass due process; appointing a registered agent (NRS 14.020) is not consent to suit

Trust Construction in Nevada Requires Personal Jurisdiction Over the Trustee: In rem authority under NRS 164.010 cannot bypass due process; appointing a registered agent (NRS 14.020) is not consent to suit

Date: Aug 31, 2025
Trust Construction in Nevada Requires Personal Jurisdiction Over the Trustee In rem authority under NRS 164.010 cannot bypass due process; appointing a registered agent (NRS 14.020) is not consent to...
Filed Pleadings Protected, Private Gossip Not: Nevada Supreme Court Reaffirms Litigation Privilege as a Complete Bar at Anti‑SLAPP Prong Two and Clarifies NRS 41.637’s “Interested Audience” Requirement

Filed Pleadings Protected, Private Gossip Not: Nevada Supreme Court Reaffirms Litigation Privilege as a Complete Bar at Anti‑SLAPP Prong Two and Clarifies NRS 41.637’s “Interested Audience” Requirement

Date: Aug 31, 2025
Filed Pleadings Protected, Private Gossip Not: Nevada Supreme Court Reaffirms Litigation Privilege as a Complete Bar at Anti‑SLAPP Prong Two and Clarifies NRS 41.637’s “Interested Audience”...
Acosta v. State: Nevada Supreme Court Tightens the Nexus Requirement for Cell-Phone Search Warrants

Acosta v. State: Nevada Supreme Court Tightens the Nexus Requirement for Cell-Phone Search Warrants

Date: Aug 25, 2025
Acosta v. State: Nevada Supreme Court Tightens the Nexus Requirement for Cell-Phone Search Warrants 1. Introduction In Acosta (Xavier) v. State, 141 Nev., Adv. Op. 40 (2025), the Nevada Supreme Court...
Clarifying Control: Attorneys Do Not Possess Clients’ Choses in Action for Garnishment under NRS 31.290

Clarifying Control: Attorneys Do Not Possess Clients’ Choses in Action for Garnishment under NRS 31.290

Date: Aug 25, 2025
Clarifying Control: Attorneys Do Not Possess Clients’ Choses in Action for Garnishment under NRS 31.290 Introduction On 21 August 2025 the Supreme Court of Nevada delivered AZG Limited Partnership v....
“Individualized Waiver” under NRCP 41(e)(2)(B):  Paul v. District Court (Holms)

“Individualized Waiver” under NRCP 41(e)(2)(B): Paul v. District Court (Holms)

Date: Aug 25, 2025
“Individualized Waiver” under NRCP 41(e)(2)(B): The Supreme Court of Nevada Clarifies that a Five-Year Dismissal Waiver Binds Only the Consenting Parties Introduction Case: Paul v. Second Judicial...
Eliminating the “Loaded-and-Operable” Element: Nevada Supreme Court Clarifies Assault-with-a-Deadly-Weapon under NRS 200.471

Eliminating the “Loaded-and-Operable” Element: Nevada Supreme Court Clarifies Assault-with-a-Deadly-Weapon under NRS 200.471

Date: Aug 25, 2025
Eliminating the “Loaded-and-Operable” Element: Nevada Supreme Court Clarifies Assault-with-a-Deadly-Weapon under NRS 200.471 1. Introduction In State v. District Court (Bankhead), 141 Nev., Adv. Op....
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