David Lyons

1 week ago | estatesgazette.co.uk | Tom Merrick |David Lyons |Anna Durkie |Case summaries

The world of work continues to grapple with the challenges posed by remote working. Many employers are doubling down on their efforts to get people back to the office to help drive growth, productivity and team cohesion, while others continue to maintain existing hybrid arrangements. It is a divisive topic, as many employees don’t want to give up the benefits that remote working offers, while for others, a lack of social interaction means more time in the office is welcomed.

3 weeks ago | reviewjournal.com | David Lyons

A story in Friday’s Review-Journal poses a question as to whether Vegas is a sanctuary city. Las Vegas Mayor Shelley Berkley and Gov. Joe Lombardo claim it’s not. The Trump administration claims otherwise. A March 27 Review-Journal article indicated that Clark County Sheriff Kevin McMahill is not in favor of cooperating with federal authorities on immigration issues. During the Biden administration, 546,000 immigrants were granted temporary protective status in the United States.

1 month ago | reviewjournal.com | David Lyons

May 4, 2025 - 9:00 pm Forecasters predict a downturn in Nevada’s economy (Friday’s Review-Journal). They’re blaming everything — tariffs, inflation, whatever — except the real problem.

2 months ago | reviewjournal.com | David Lyons

We constantly hear complaints about vehicles on our roads that don’t appear to be appropriately registered here. As a 16-year local resident, with no accidents or traffic violations, could the reason that people don’t comply be the cost involved to do so? First, a registration renewal requires a smog test that has nothing to do with the vehicle’s ability to be operated safely on our roads, just for emissions. That’s about $25. Annually. Next, we have the annual renewal fee. That’s a joke.

2 months ago | reviewjournal.com | David Lyons

A headline in the March 27 Review-Journal indicated that Clark County Sheriff Kevin McMahill is not in favor of cooperating with federal law enforcement agencies. Obviously, the sheriff didn’t get message coming from Nevadans on Nov. 5 of last year. I sincerely hope he reconsiders his position. Now that an arrest has been made in the local Tesla arsonist incident and considering the suspect’s social media background, it becomes very clear the need for cooperation amongst all of law enforcement.