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Oct 23, 2018

If the Bats Have Been Out this October, Don’t Panic! It Could be Illegal to Kill Them!

When most people think of Nevada, the first thing that comes to mind is usually not bats. Although Nevada is not well known for its bat...

Oct 9, 2018

Is it Ever Legal to Pass a School Bus with Flashing Red Lights?

School is back in session, and with Clark County School District having 336 schools and being the fifth-largest school district in the...

Aug 23, 2018

In Nevada, a vehicle that is 20 years old can receive a “classic vehicle” license plate

There are classic cars that define ‘cool’ like a 1919 Ford Model T, a 1964 Aston Martin, a 1966 Shelby Cobra or a 1963 Corvette Stingray....

Aug 7, 2018

Paying a Trust Company for a Trust Without Legal Counsel is Ill-Advised

I recently had two clients, within one week, come to our office with trusts that were purchased from a third-party trust company that is...

Jul 30, 2018

Navigating Real Estate Transactions and Litigation

Morris Law Center, a Las Vegas firm widely respected for its work in real estate law, recently won approval from a state agency to share...

Jul 19, 2018

Can you save money by forming an LLC yourself?

Executive Summary: No, but you might break methandienone dianabol pills picadinho even. This is a question we hear often. Most people...

Jul 10, 2018

A Brief History of the Public Domain in the USA

Recently, there have been a number of court cases where the plaintiff sought to narrow or restrict the public domain. In one of the most...

May 30, 2018

8 Steps To Take If Your Identity Is Stolen

Identity theft is a very stressful, troubling event in anyone’s life. The ambiguity of the crime and the number of unknowns involved can...

May 2, 2018

How to Determine if a Worker is an Independent Contractor or an Employee

An important aspect of business ownership is the classification of workers and what the implications are for each classification. It is...

Apr 25, 2018

What happens to your Facebook account when you pass away?

Now that Facebook is so prevalent, the question presents: what happens to my social media when I pass away? The answer is, it depends on...

Apr 18, 2018

The Importance of an Estate Plan

Most people do not like to think about what happens after they pass away. However, if you want to be in control of your possessions and...

Jan 30, 2018

Why do advertisers always talk about “The Big Game?”

By Timothy Wiseman Around this time of year, many advertisers start talking about “The Big Game” or other elaborate phrases to refer to a...

Dec 26, 2017

Can you have a short-term rental in Unincorporated Clark County?

By Timothy Wiseman Many homeowners wish to make additional money by renting out their home or some portion of their home on a short-term...

Dec 15, 2017

Everything You Need to Know About Email Disclaimers

Almost every business has a policy of adding email disclaimers to the end of the signature block on each outgoing email. The boilerplate...

Oct 19, 2017

How to Permanently Opt Out of Prescreened Credit and Insurance Offers

Here at Morris Law Center, we always keep an eye on the subject of credit scores. In fact, we are often referred credit repair clients by...

Oct 12, 2017

What You Need To Know About The Equifax Data Breach

Each year in the US, approximately 7% of households become victims of identity theft. There are three main credit reporting agencies in...

Oct 10, 2017

Can tips be garnished?

By Timothy Wiseman When a Court issues a judgment for money, there are a number of ways that the judgment creditor can try to enforce the...

Sep 6, 2017

What is the Procuring Cause in Real Estate?

By Timothy Wiseman It is well established that a real estate agent or broker must generally pass a two part test to earn their...

Aug 20, 2017

The Advantages of Nevada State Trademarks

By Timothy Wiseman There are many obvious advantages to registering a trademark at the Federal Level with the U.S. Patent and trademark...

Aug 20, 2017

Disparaging Trademarks and the Redskins

By Timothy Wiseman On June 19, 2017 The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Matal v. Tam that a portion of the Federal Trademark Laws that...