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Bryan Bowser

March 20, 2026

Understanding the Major Questions Doctrine in Law: Definition, Cases, and Impact on Estate Planning

The Major Questions Doctrine is a pivotal legal principle that shapes the boundaries of administrative authority in the United States. This doctrine asserts that significant policy decisions, particularly those with substantial economic or political implications, should be made by Congress rather than administrative agencies. Readers will gain a comprehensive understanding of the Major Questions Doctrine, […]

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Hutchison Steffen

March 11, 2026

How Businesses Can Reduce Risk Before a Dispute Ever Begins

In Nevada commercial litigation, discovery problems rarely begin in the courtroom. They start months — or years — earlier, within a company's data systems, communication habits, and internal controls. The Nevada Rules of Civil Procedure (NRCP) play a key role by providing businesses with a roadmap to structure internal processes and procedures in order to […]

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Hutchison Steffen

March 11, 2026

Hutchison & Steffen Partner Recognized by State Bar of Nevada for Civility in Practice

Hutchison & Steffen Partner Shannon R. Wilson has been recognized by the State Bar of Nevada for exemplifying professionalism and civility in legal practice. The recognition will appear in an upcoming State Bar publication focused on promoting civility within the legal profession. Wilson was highlighted for her conduct during a high-conflict family law matter, where […]

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Hutchison Steffen

March 11, 2026

Celebrating 30 years of Service

As we open this first 2026 edition of Legal Matters, we find ourselves reflecting on a journey that began exactly three decades ago. In 1996, the Firm was established with a clear yet ambitious vision: to build a premier, homegrown practice rooted in Nevada's unique landscape while providing the highest level of legal advocacy and […]

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Hutchison Steffen

March 11, 2026

What Is an Administrative Appeal? A Clear Guide to Challenging Agency Decisions

Administrative appeals serve as a vital mechanism for individuals and organizations seeking to challenge decisions made by government agencies. These appeals provide a structured process to contest unfavorable outcomes, ensuring that rights are protected and due process is followed. In this guide, we will explore the concept of administrative appeals, their legal purpose, and the […]

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Hutchison Steffen

July 21, 2023

Congrats Shannon Wilson

Hutchison & Steffen is thrilled to announce that Firm Partner Shannon Wilson has been awarded the Louie Wiener Pro Bono Service Award by the Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada. Incredibly, this is the 3rd time Shannon has been recognized and singled out for the impact she’s made with her pro bono work. Congratulations Shannon!

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Hutchison Steffen

May 18, 2023

Congrats Astrid Perez

Congratulations to Firm Attorney Astrid Perez on a recent win in a contentious labor arbitration concerning a governmental entity failing to promote a female deputy to sergeant for over twenty years. In the Arbitrator’s Award and written decision received, the Arbitrator found that the City violated Article 5 and Article 21 of the Collective Bargaining Agreement when it […]

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Hutchison Steffen

February 7, 2023

Congrats Rik Wade

Hutchison & Steffen is pleased to announce that Rik Wade is now a Partner at the Firm. Rik has been with Hutchison & Steffen for over 10 years and has played an important role in our litigation departments. Congratulations, Rik!

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Hutchison Steffen

January 6, 2023

Congrats Patricia Lee

Patricia Lee Appointed to Nevada Supreme Court On November 21, 2022, Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak announced the appointment of Firm Partner, Patricia Lee, Esq., to the Nevada Supreme Court, Seat F, effective immediately. Patty will fill the recently vacated seat for the remainder of the term, expiring January 6, 2025. “All of us at Hutchison […]

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