Q&A About Foreclosure

Q: After a foreclosure sale of my home, if I still owe money on my loans, what can the lender do to me? A: After the foreclosure sale date, when the house is actually sold, the statute of limitations begins to run.  The foreclosing lender must file a complaint in court within six months from […]

Workers’ Compensation Law 101

In the often complicated world of workers’ compensation law, employers’, insurers, and injured workers all have parts to play, and each may be significant in a workers’ compensation claim. Nevada employers, defined as “every person, firm, voluntary association and private corporation,…which has in service every person under a contract of hire,” may challenge either their […]

Justice Department files USERRA lawsuit against Alaskan company

The Justice Department today announced that it has filed a lawsuit alleging that Air Methods Corp. and LifeMed Alaska LLC willfully violated the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act of 1994 (USERRA) by discriminating against and failing to reemploy Chief Warrant Officer Third Class Jonathon L. Goodwin of Wasilla, Alaska.   The suit was filed […]

Some Vets Get Chance at Medical Retirement

Approximately 70,000 veterans who were given a medical separation between September 11, 2001 and December 31, 2009 have the chance to have their separations reviewed and possibly changed to a medical retirement. The review process is being conducted by the Physical Disability Board of Review which will examine each applicant’s medical separation and will, based […]

“TIGER BLOOD” becomes popular trademark

Addiction, opportunism and capitalism all crossed paths this month. America has been mesmerized Charlie Sheen. We’ve all had to endure the endless news reports chronicling Sheen’s love/hate relationship with his television show “Two and a Half Men” and it’s Executive Producer Chuck Lorre.  Sheenisms are the latest “ism” to bastardize the English language, the most […]

Black & LoBello Talks to Hyde Park MS

On Wednesday, March 16th, Steven Pacitti, Esq., from Black & LoBello spoke to students at Hyde Park Middle School about the importance of leadership in the community.  Mr. Pacitti covered other topics including characteristics of a good leader and their usefulness in the field of law. [nggallery id=SXPatHydeParkMS]

HARP Program Extended Through June 2012

If you are one of the few Nevada residents that is current on your mortgage and you are seeking a loan modification, good news! The Federal Housing Finance Agency has extended the Home Affordable Refinance Program to June 30, 2012. The program allows homeowners  with loans administered by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac, who are current […]