Beginning August 19, a new Nevada law firm committed to protecting voting rights, defending democracy, and representing clients in elections, ballot measures, and the political process.

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NV has about 1% of the total GOP delegates. Delegates are not nearly so important as momentum or blunting momentum (through media coverage, etc.) when candidates come to NV. It could be important, so candidates should ignore the state party shenanigans and file for the primary.

Nevada Supreme Court shoots down sanctions appeal in Joey Gilbert election fraud case rssfeeds.rgj.com/~/784434887/0/…

now this is smart!

Amid an ongoing pay raise dispute, a judge has denied the Clark County School District’s request for an injunction against its teachers union over a threat to take “work actions,” which the district has interpreted as a potential strike. Via Rocío Hernández: thenevadaindependent.com/article/judge-…

Bravo Schrager LLP is proud to represent the 18,000+ unionized public school teachers in Clark County. #ccea

Reporter Hillary Davis of the Las Vegas Sun elaborates on Judge Jessica Peterson’s declination to issue injunction in dispute between teachers and the CCSD. The @CCEANV's lawyer, @BradleySchrager, pointed out that free speech rights were at issue.

Amidst the U.S. Supreme Court’s repeated ethics controversies, reform groups, elected officials and scholars alike have put forth an array of proposals for judicial reform. Learn more about the reforms here. democracydocket.com/analysis/here-…

Bravo Schrager LLP is a proud sponsor of this event. We congratulate the very worthy honorees, and send our best wishes to all our friends at BBP!

BSLLP congratulates our colleague and fellow warrior Athar on this recognition of his and his organization’s great work!

CCEA is proud to announce that we have filed a ballot initiative to allow teachers the right to strike. Having endured four arbitrations over the last decade, we know that binding arbitration is ineffective and harmful to students and our educators. Recent polls indicate over

Big win on behalf of our clients Yes on 6 today in Carson City district court. Challenge to reproductive freedom constitutional amendment in Nevada dismissed, ballot measure may proceed.

The Nevada Ethics Commission has dismissed a complaint against Assemblywoman Michelle Gorelow over her vote to award $250,000 in funds to a nonprofit organization that hired her weeks later, finding no evidence of wrongdoing. Eric Neugeboren reports: thenevadaindependent.com/article/ethics…

A judge ruled Thursday that two proposed ballot questions seeking to establish an independent redistricting commission in Nevada cannot be placed on the ballot. Sean Golonka, Jacob Solis report: thenevadaindependent.com/article/nevada…

The NV Supreme Court has ruled in favor of granting ballot access to a broad “reproductive freedom” ballot question, even as supporters intend to prioritize collecting signatures on a narrower petition. Eric Neugeboren and Tabitha Mueller report: thenevadaindependent.com/article/nv-sup…

NV Supreme Court upholds a lower court order that rejected the language of a proposed referendum petition from Schools Over Stadiums to overturn the public financing deal bringing the Athletics to Las Vegas for being “legally deficient” and, at points, “confusing.” Story soon.

In the October issue of Nevada Lawyer magazine, @BradleySchrager writes on the regulation of political action committees in Nevada. Read it here: nvbar.org/wp-content/upl…

Bravo Schrager LLP is proud to have represented two members of our citizen Legislature, who are also schoolteachers, in their win today at the Nevada Supreme Court. The decision puts to rest the long-running and at times fanatical campaign by NPRI against public employees who serve.