Love Your Contracts: The 9 Agreements Every Business Needs to get Right

Most entrepreneurs do not start businesses because they love contracts. They start because they love building. Products. Teams. Momentum. Contracts can feel like background noise. But the right contracts are not noise. They are structure. They remove uncertainty, protect cash flow, and prevent the kind of friction that quietly drains time and energy. When your […]
The Quiet Year Before the Storm: How 2025 Reshaped Privacy Law and What Your Business Must Do This New Year

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, […]
Artificial Intelligence in Law: Powerful Tool, Not Replacement

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 […]
AI and Law: Why Early Adoption Matters

Artificial intelligence has progressed at a pace few anticipated. In less than a decade, systems have advanced from matching human intuition in seconds-long tasks to performing work that would take skilled professionals hours. The trajectory is clear: AI is doubling in capability roughly every 200 days, and by 2027, training will take place on computing […]
Las Vegas Business Litigation Attorney Secures $45 Million Victory in Federal Court

Lex Tecnica is thrilled to share a major win for our client, EverySpace Construction, LLC. Our litigation team secured a $45,374,944.85 judgment in the United States District Court for the District of Nevada. This case is a powerful reminder of why businesses, especially in the tech and energy sectors, trust Lex Tecnica as their go-to […]
Governor Lombardo’s Record Vetoes and What They Mean for Business, Real Estate, and Education

Governor Joe Lombardo has officially set a new state record for bill vetoes in a single Nevada legislative session, rejecting a total of 87 bills as the 2025 cycle came to a close. This surpasses his own previous record of 75 vetoes from 2023. The final wave of vetoes included more than three dozen bills in the […]
Governor Lombardo’s Vetoes Signal Policy Priorities in Business, Real Estate, and Education

As Nevada’s 2025 legislative session nears its close, Governor Joe Lombardo has again leaned heavily on his veto pen, rejecting 49 bills as of June 9, with the final deadline for action approaching on June 13. While he has not yet surpassed his 2023 record of 75 vetoes, the volume and focus of the 2025 […]
Social Media Platforms face Lawsuits from Schools Over Student Distractions and Mental Health Crisis

In recent years, a growing number of school districts across the United States and Canada have initiated lawsuits against major social media companies, including Meta (Facebook and Instagram), TikTok, Snapchat, and YouTube, alleging that these platforms are contributing to a youth mental health crisis and disrupting the educational environment. The Surge in Legal Actions What […]
Guard Your Genius: Legal Actions to Protect Your Intellectual Property at Trade Shows

Trade shows are powerhouses of innovation. Whether you’re showcasing a game-changing product, a sleek new design, or cutting-edge tech, events like CES, MAGIC, SEMA, or the National Hardware Show are where brands go to be seen. But being seen also means being vulnerable. Each year, companies fall victim to idea theft, design infringement, and unauthorized […]
Nevada’s Budget Tightrope: Navigating the 2025 Legislative Session

As Nevada’s 83rd Legislative Session progresses, lawmakers face a challenging fiscal landscape. With over $900 million in new spending requests on the table and a projected $191 million decrease in state revenues, many proposed initiatives are at risk. The Fiscal Reality The state’s updated revenue projections have prompted legislative leaders to prioritize maintaining existing programs […]