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#ThrowbackThursday to a landmark decision in Nevada law! 🏛️ In Gallegos v. Malco Enterprises of Nevada, the Nevada Supreme Court ruled that a judgment debtor's right of action could be assigned through a judicial proceeding to satisfy a judgment. In this case, Gallegos, having won a default judgment after a hit-and-run incident, sought to collect on the judgment by requesting the assignment of the defendant's unasserted legal claims against his insurer. The district court granted this request, assigning claims related to breach of contract and fiduciary duties. On appeal, the Nevada Supreme Court upheld the decision, stating that under NRS 21.080(1), all of a judgment debtor's property, including legal claims, can be used to satisfy a judgment. This decision emphasizes that a debtor's rights of action are considered personal property and are subject to execution. #LegalHistory #NevadaLaw

🌍 Funny Laws Around the World 🌍 Anti-Money Destruction in Scotland Did you know that in Scotland, it’s illegal to destroy money? According to the Currency and Banknotes Act of 1928, stamping or printing on banknotes can land you a fine, while the Coinage Act of 1971 makes melting or breaking up coins a serious offense punishable by up to two years in prison. These quirky laws remind us that money is not just a means of transaction but also a symbol of national pride and history—so think twice before you doodle on that banknote or get creative with your coins! #FunnyLaws #LegalFacts #ScotlandLaws #LatherLaw #LegalTrivia #DidYouKnow

✨ Testimonial Tuesday ✨ "Thank you both for being professional, responsive, and exceedingly helpful. We appreciate how quickly and thoroughly you responded to our requests. Whether we proceed with legal action or not, be assured we will highly recommend your firm to others, and you will be our first phone call for any legal services we may need." We're grateful for the trust our clients place in us and remain committed to providing the best possible service. #TestimonialTuesday #LegalExcellence #LatherLaw #ClientFirst #LasVegasLawyers

This Labor Day, we're pausing to say a huge thank you to our incredible clients. Your support and partnership make our work truly rewarding 🙏 In celebration of the holiday, our office will be closed on Monday, September 2, but we'll be back on Tuesday, September 3, ready to assist you. Wishing you all a Labor Day filled with fun, joy, and relaxation. #LaborDay #ClientAppreciation #RelaxAndRecharge

Lather Law Contact: 702-979-3500 Have you been affected by emotional, physical, or reputational injury? At Lather Law, we are dedicated to helping you pursue the compensation you deserve. Our team is committed to providing you with the best possible representation. Reach out to us today to discuss your case. #LegalSupport #LatherLaw #KnowYourRights #LegalHelp #LasVegasLawyers #ClientFirst #PursueJustice

🎉 Friday Trivia Time! 🎉 Put your legal knowledge to the test with today's trivia question! Think you know the answer? Drop your guess in the comments below, and let’s see who’s got the sharpest legal mind this Friday! #FridayTrivia #LegalTrivia #TestYourKnowledge #LatherLaw #LegalFun #TriviaChallenge

🌟 #ThrowbackThursday to the landmark case of Lindke v. Freed! 🌟 In Lindke v Freed, the U.S Supreme Court ruled that when government officials use their social media accounts to do their jobs, they can’t block people based on difference of opinion. In this case, Mr. Lindke was blocked on social media by official Mr. Freed, to which he argued that this action violated his First Amendment rights as the account was being used for official government purposes. In an unanimously opinion, the Court, held that social media activity by a public official could be considered state action, therefore blocking someone is considered a violation to their right of free speech on social media. This ruling sets a new precedent by clarifying that government officials must treat their social media accounts like public forums if they use them for business purposes. #SupremeCourt #FreeSpeech #FirstAmendment #SocialMedia #LegalPrecedent #TBT #LatherLaw

🌍 Funny Laws Around the World: Germany 🌍 In Germany, the Autobahn is famous for its no-speed-limit zones, but did you know it's illegal to stop unnecessarily on this highway? 🚗⛽ That includes running out of gas! This quirky law means drivers need to stay prepared—because on the Autobahn, even a simple fuel mishap could land you in hot water. 😄 Have you come across any other unusual laws in your travels or work abroad? Share your stories below! #FunnyLaws #Germany #LegalTrivia #TravelTips #StayFueled

What are “damages” in personal injury cases, and why do they matter? The term “damages” refers to the compensation sought by those who have suffered injuries due to someone else's negligence. Understanding the different types of damages can help you grasp the potential outcomes of a lawsuit. In light of this, our team has put together a detailed breakdown of what these damages look like in real-life situations. Swipe through to learn about the crucial role damages play in personal injury claims and how they help victims recover financially and emotionally. If you have questions about damages or need legal support, our experienced team is ready to help. Do not hesitate to reach out.