Nevada Lawyer Interviews

Las Vegas, NV: Attorney Shahram Shayesteh says his clients just want their money back. As they see it, they put their money down six years ago and they still don't have the Vegas condos that were slated for completion in 2007. "It's been five years since they turned over their deposits to the builder and now Deutschebank is saying the project won't be completed until July 2011," says Shayesteh. "That's six years of our clients having their money tied up!"

Mesquite, NV: Residents along Desert Tortoise Drive and Shell Turtle Lane in Mesquite, Nevada were taken by surprise when rainwater charged toward their homes. "It doesn't rain much here in Mesquite or Las Vegas, but when it does, their backyards are flooded," says Neil Hyman, a young attorney with a good track record for recouping losses in construction defect cases.

Las Vegas, NV: That smelly, home-destroying drywall that is creating havoc for thousands of Americans is not just a product of China. "I think the proper name for it may be toxic drywall," says attorney Craig Fuller. "We have found that some of this toxic drywall is manufactured by American companies."