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Nevada jury says health insurer shorted ER docs

A jury in Nevada has found one of the nation’s largest health insurers liable for underpaying millions of dollars to out-of-network emergency medical providers in what plaintiffs’ attorneys argued was a systematic bid to boost company profits.

Vegas judge tells Sheldon Adelson, ‘You don’t get to argue with me’

District Judge Elizabeth Gonzalez told casino developer Sheldon Adelson: “Sir, you don’t get to argue with me. You understand that?” It was Adelson’s second day of testimony at the hearing in Las Vegas. At issue is whether Gonzalez has jurisdiction over Sands China Ltd. in the case.

City wins legal challenge over placement of bars on Fremont Street Experience

Las Vegas has won a legal challenge to an ordinance passed in September that lets the Fremont Street Experience LLC control the placement of outdoor bars that have sprouted on the tourist attraction, but the Experience could face more fights down the road.

Jury to decide if damages merited in champagne, wine infringement case

As the all-important pre-New Year’s sales season approached in December 2002, prominent liquor distributor Larry Ruvo sued to stop Los Angeles area rival Guy Azera from selling three of the priciest champagne labels in Nevada.

Supreme Court gives banks foreclosure win

The Nevada Supreme Court has sided with banks by validating a key cog in the foreclosure enforcement machinery that has sparked legal disputes all over the country.