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Law Protects the Vulnerable By Samuel Castor, Esq. Nevada’s Question 6 , proposed as a constitutional amendment, is being marketed as a protection of women’s rights. But beneath the slogans lies a far more dangerous reality: Question 6 would make it virtually impossible for Nevada to regulate abortion at all - not just access to abortion, but medical standards of care , safety protocols, and accountability.   This is not a debate about being “pro-choice” or “pro-life.” It is

As 2025 has closed, the privacy landscape was calm. No major federal legislation emerged and no single state law dominated the headlines. The reality is very different. Throughout the year, lawmakers and regulators reshaped the rules that determine how businesses collect, use, store, and share data. These changes begin taking hold as we enter 2026, and any business that waits for enforcement before updating its practices will be at a disadvantage. California enacted the most

Clients are hearing a lot about artificial intelligence, often framed as “robots coming for everyone’s job.” It is reasonable to wonder whether AI will quietly draft your brief, comb through your contracts, or even decide your case. In reality, AI in the legal profession is much more straightforward and far less dramatic. Used correctly, it is a highly capable assistant that helps lawyers do what they already do: research the law, assess risk, draft documents, and serve clien

Virtue: The Principle Governing the Lasting Wealth of Individuals and Nations