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Black & LoBello welcomes S. Don Bennion, Esq.

On October 18, 2012, in Business, Civil Litigation, Employment Law, Uncategorized, Wrongful Termination, by blacklobellolaw

Attorney S. Don Bennion has joined Black & LoBello. Mr. Bennion specializes in commercial and construction litigation, premises liability, employment, real estate and gaming law.

Mr. Bennion received his J.D., from Brigham Young University, J. Reuben Clark School of Law and his B.A. in English, from the University of Utah. His current and former clients include the Bank of New York, Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, Clark County, Nevada, Allstate Insurance Company, many casinos, Insurance Outlet, Nevada Association of Public Safety Officers, Tradewinds Construction, international architectural firm Leo A. Daly, Inc., and hundreds of construction companies.

Mr. Bennion has tried more than 20 cases in state and federal courts.

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Tagged with: Architectural • Don Bennion • federal court • litigation • Nevada Association of Public Safety Officers • S. Don Bennion • Tradewinds Construction

Reopening Workers’ Compensation Claims – Part 2

On May 25, 2011, in Workers' Compensation, by blacklobellolaw

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Tagged with: Black & LoBello • change in circumstances • claim closure • claim closure over one year • claimant • doctor written report • increase in compensation • industrial injury • lifetime reopening of claim • litigation • medical treatment • Nevada • primary cause • worker

Reopening Workers’ Compensation Claims – Part 1

On May 23, 2011, in Workers' Compensation, by blacklobellolaw

Tagged with: active workers' compensation claim • after 1 year • Black & LoBello • injured worker in Nevada • Las Vegas • lifetime reopening • litigation • medical benefits • Nevada • Workers' Compensation

What are the different types of mediation in a divorce or domestic relation case?

On February 4, 2011, in Custody, Divorce, Domestic Relations, by blacklobellolaw

John D. Jones, Esq., of Black & LoBello in Las Vegas, Nevada explains the difference between the different mediations available in a divorce or domestic relations case and the benefits of each.

Tagged with: 3rd party • adjunct • alimony • alternatives • Black & LoBello • Child Custody • children • court • court ordered • Custody • division of property • divorce • domestic relations • equitable • family law • family lawyer • financial issues • hidden assets • joint custody • judges • Las Vegas • lawyers • litigation • litigator • lump sum • mandatory • marital waste • mediation program • mediator • money concerns • Nevada • periodic payments • primary custody • process • retirement • saving money • stock options • voluntary

Testimony in the Hearing on the TARP Foreclosure Mitigation Program

On December 20, 2010, in Bankruptcy, Finance, Foreclosure, Legislation, Mortgage, Real Estate, Short Sale, Strategic Default, by blacklobellolaw

Click here to read Katherine Porter’s testimony before the Congressional Oversight Panel at the Hearing on the TARP Foreclosure Mitigation Program in which she describes how the allegations of legal errors in the foreclosure process may impact the housing markets, the soundness of banks, and the overall financial markets.