Of all the attorneys who have practiced law in recent years in Las Vegas, a few, a tiny few, really... The post Vegas Icon: Tom Pitaro, Esq. appeared first on Vegas Legal Magazine ..read more

Summer is in full swing, and the housing market is heating up. August came and brought the lowest mortgage rates... The post The Wait Is Over; Or Is It? appeared first on Vegas Legal Magazine ..read more

In a dovish speech at the Fed’s Jackson Hole Monetary Policy Symposium on August 23rd, Chair Jerome Powell signaled that... The post STATE OF THE MARKET appeared first on Vegas Legal Magazine ..read more

Welcome to another compelling issue of Vegas Legal Magazine, where we delve into the nexus of law, business, and lifestyle... The post Fall 2023 – Letter from the Editor – Preston Rezaee, Esq. appeared first on Vegas Legal Magazine ..read more

Welcome to the latest edition of Vegas Legal Magazine, a publication where the spheres of law, business, and lifestyle converge... The post Spring 2024 – Letter from the Editor – Preston Rezaee, Esq. appeared first on Vegas Legal Magazine ..read more

As we embrace the vibrant warmth of summer, I am thrilled to present to you our latest edition of Vegas... The post Summer 2024 – Letter from the Editor appeared first on Vegas Legal Magazine ..read more

The greatest consumer electronics show in the world showcases amazing new products and cutting-edge emerging technologies in the consumer electronics industry. Today’s annual trade show began in 1967 in New York City with 100 exhibitors featuring the latest innovations for home and entertainment. The 1960s was a fascinating era for consumers first being introduced to satellites, space travel and industrial robots… along with an array of exciting new products for home and entertainment, like personal computers, push button phones, stereo sound systems, video cameras and the introduction of vide ..read more

In the earliest days of The Smith Center, well before we had broken ground on our Downtown Las Vegas campus, Oscar Goodman was our best cheerleader. Las Vegas’ then-mayor seized every opportunity to get in front of people and explain that this was the largest city in North America without a world-class performing arts center. And as things came more into focus, he was great at promoting what we were planning. One specific memory from that time really sticks out. We took a trip to West Palm Beach, Florida, to look at a similar 60ish-acre development down there. It was mixed-use – a hotel, shopp ..read more

Las Vegas is going to go through a big change at the top. It’s one that the city hasn’t seen in a quarter century. A mayor not named “Goodman” will lead the city for the first time since 1999. To put that in perspective, when the Goodman reign started at Las Vegas City Hall, people could still go to the airport without taking off their shoes, and walk departing loved ones all the way to the boarding area. People feared the “Y2K bug” at the turn of the Millenium, and terrorists had yet to strike on U.S. soil.   For Las Vegas, it was also a much-different time. No major-league sports teams ..read more

Las Vegas is a city that is constantly reinventing itself. A drive down Las Vegas Boulevard today takes you past one spectacular world-class Casino/Hotel after another. But unless you’ve lived here or visited over the last 30-years or so, you probably are not aware of the dramatic changes that that have taken place – year after year – on the dazzling 4.2 miles known as the Strip. The forerunner of today’s resort/casinos opened on Las Vegas Boulevard in 1941… the El Rancho Vegas. Shortly after, a second – the Last Frontier – opened in 1942. Together, they set the stage for the iconic names and ..read more