Nancy B. Rapoport In The News

WalletHub
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Reno Gazette-Journal
Washoe District Court recently uncovered 21 cases involving now-former Judge Bridget Robb and the Reno law firm linked to an attorney with whom she reportedly had an undisclosed sexual relationship. This opens the door for those cases to be reconsidered. All were civil-related business cases.
Las Vegas Sun
The 2nd Judicial District Court in Washoe County is investigating potential undisclosed conflicts of interest involving a longtime judge accused of stalking a Reno attorney.
Reno Gazette-Journal
Washoe District Court is investigating past cases involving Judge Bridget Robb and the McDonald Carano law firm after details came out in an alleged stalking case.
The National Law Review
As 2026 begins, The National Law Review surveyed 85 legal professionals across legal practice, academia, and the legal technology sector to assess how AI is expected to shape the profession in the year ahead. This year’s survey builds on The National Law Review’s prior annual predictions, including its 2025 edition.
Las Vegas Review Journal
A new report ranks one Las Vegas Valley city among the nation’s communities with the most unmanageable level of credit card debt.
Wallet Hub
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Bloomberg
Since the start of President Donald Trump’s second term, challengers have filed numerous lawsuits to oppose actions taken by his administration, echoing the wave of suits filed during Trump’s first term against policies such as the travel ban. But there’s a big difference between 2017 and 2025: This time around, when it comes to opposing the Trump administration in court, Big Law is largely absent.