Law Office of Hayes and Welsh

The Nevada Supreme Court issued a recent decision clarifying that  Assembly Bill 273 applies to  judicial foreclosure sales or trustee sales that occur on or after the effective date of the statute.  The court held  “Accordingly, we conclude that the right to deficiency vests upon the sale pursuant to a judicial foreclosure or trustees sale, and thus applying NRS 40. 459 (1)(c) to deficiencies arising from sales that took place before that provision was enacted would effect vested rights.”   Sandpointe Apartments, LLC v. The Eighth Judicial District Court, 129 Nev. Adv. Op.  87  (2013).

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The Sloan Petroglyph site is one of the many interesting and scenic areas surrounding Las Vegas, Nevada.

The 2013 Nevada Legislature passed Senate Bill 286 that provides  the protection to a person engaged in good faith communications in furtherance of the right to free speech.  Speech concerning issues of public concern is immense from a civil lawsuit.  The statute, which amends NRS Chapter 176, provides a speedy procedure for dismissing any such action and provides for the  recovery of costs and attorney fees as well as civil monetary penalties.  If the District Court refuses to dismiss the action then a right of appeal to the Nevada Supreme Court exists.