Las Vegas Review-Journal

Heritage Homes of Nevada redefines Las Vegas luxury with fully customizable designs that elevate every day living.

As Las Vegas continues to grow, developable land is becoming increasingly scarce—but innovative solutions are emerging. Fennemore Director Robert E. McPeak explores how mixed-use development and legislative action could help address Nevada’s housing crunch.

Navigating Nevada’s booming construction markets? Las Vegas and Reno each come with unique opportunities and challenges when hiring contractors. Fennemore’s Craig Weaver breaks down the latest trends, AB 39 requirements, and tips to protect property owners in this feature.

Diagnosed during COVID, Brandi Ellis is now 5 years cancer-free—and sharing strength with others every step of the way.

As cryptocurrency becomes an increasingly common part of wealth portfolios, estate plans must adapt to protect these unique assets. Fennemore’s Courtney Miller O’Mara and Austin Slaughter share key considerations for planning ahead.

In a precedent-setting decision, the Nevada Supreme Court ruled parties can waive the statute of limitations defense by contract, a shift that reinforces the state’s stance on enforcing agreements as written. This decision has major implications for lenders, borrowers, and businesses alike: Contract terms may now extend liability beyond traditional time limits. Waivers of defenses once thought off-limits are now enforceable. Businesses must carefully weigh the risks in negotiations and preserve records long-term. Read more from Christopher Walther, Director at Fennemore, on what this means for Nevada contracts.