The Nevada Film Office https://www.nevadafilm.com publishes its Nevada Film Directory listing businesses that have expertise in the film industry. Hayes and Welsh is listed in the directory under the categories of permitting and entertainment law. Hayes and Welsh has experience in all forms of licensing and permitting and can be of assistance with film and movie production, contracts, employee matters, litigation, taxation, etc.
Archive for July, 2016
Governor Brian Sandoval, First Lady Kathleen Sandoval, Nevada Supreme Court Justice Nancy Saitta, and legislative and community leaders gathered Wednesday to launch a comprehensive review of Nevada’s juvenile justice system in an effort to further strengthen public safety and improve outcomes for youth in the state.
All Nevada businesses by now should have received a Welcome to Nevada Commerce Tax letter from the Nevada Department of Taxation. Effective July 1, 2015 the law, SB483 imposes an annual commerce tax in Nevada. The Law Office of Hayes and Welsh can answer your questions and assist with filing the Nevada Commerce Tax.
Bankruptcy Rule 3015 and new Rule 3015.1 changes for Public Comment
by admin Posted: Tuesday, 7/12/2016Proposed Amendment to Bankruptcy Rule 3015 and new Rule 3015.1 Published for Public Comment
On July 1, the Judicial Conference Advisory Committee on Bankruptcy Rules published a proposed amendment to Bankruptcy Rule 3015 and new Rule 3015.1. The committee has invited the bench, bar, and public to comment on them.
The proposed amendments, rules committee reports explaining the proposed changes, and instructions on how to submit comments areposted on uscourts.gov.
The public comment period ends October 3.
Many Nevada corporations forego formal dissolution or winding up when the corporation is no longer needed by its shareholders. Many owners of corporations decide to merely stop paying the annual incorporation fee as a method to put the entity out of business. This process does not comply with Nevada statutes (NRS 78.585;78.590 and 78.600) and may have adverse consequences to its shareholders, officers and directors. A good discussion of the corporate dissolution process can be found in Canarelli v. District Court, 127 Nev. Ad. Op. 72 (2011) The Canarelli decision involved specifically whether an unwilling director can be forced to act as a dissolution trustee (he or she cannot) and also provides a good overview of the dissolution process.
Attorney Larson Welsh recognized by Super Lawyers as a rising star
by admin Posted: Friday, 7/8/2016Hayes and Welsh attorney Larson Welsh has been recognized by the trusted ratings service Super Lawyers as a Rising Star for 2016 in the area of Creditor and Debtor Rights. Larson was one of four attorneys to receive this recognition for the Mountain States which includes the states of Nevada, Utah and Idaho.