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Why Are MLS Clubs Getting Paid for U.S. Talent, But Not Youth Teams? Attorney Lance Reich Weighs In With ESPN.

Lance Reich speaks with ESPN U.S. Soccer Correspondent, Jeff Carlisle, about the ongoing developments in the youth sports system, and his work representing Redmond, Washington-based youth club, Crossfire Premier, in its bid to earn the much-deserved solidarity payments for its part in developing Major League Soccer clubs. ESPN, 9/9/2020. Read Article.

https://www.espn.com/soccer/major-league-soccer/story/4146199/why-are-mls-clubs-getting-paid-for-us-talent-going-to-europe-but-not-the-youth-teams-that-played-a-part-in-their-development
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Richard Holley Accepts Nomination for Prestigious National Law Honor

Premier Bankruptcy Attorney Richard Holley Adds The Fellows of The American Bar Foundation to List of Accolades. Press Release, 8.27.20. Read Release

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Lance Reich: U.S. Soccer’s “very inadequate youth records” disrupting solidarity pay

Shareholder Lance Reich joins Soccerwitre podcast host Charles Boehm in the conversation on one of the most intriguing issues in American soccer today: FIFA Training Compensation and Solidarity Payments (TCSP). Having spent most of his career advocating for American youth clubs to benefit from TCSP, Reich breaks down the recent million-dollar FIFA payout to 59 U.S. clubs, 50 being youth clubs, and how it translates into the U.S. youth soccer landscape. 8.10.2020 Listen to Podcast.

https://www.soccerwire.com/news/lance-reich-u-s-soccers-very-inadequate-youth-records-disrupting-solidarity-pay/
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Lawyer Lance Reich on the progress of U.S. youth clubs’ quest for Training Compensation and Solidarity payments

Holley Driggs intellectual property and sports law attorney, Lance Reich, speaks with Soccer America about the recent FIFA handout to 59 U.S. clubs, -- nine pro clubs from the National Women's Soccer League and 50 youth clubs -- as part of the $8.46 million in funds distributed to clubs that trained and released players for the 2019 Women's World Cup in France. Already spearheading the quest for American youth clubs to benefit from training compensation and solidarity payments over most of his practice, Reich adds a unique perspective on this major breakthrough in American soccer history, and what it means for U.S. youth clubs for years to come. Soccer America 8.6.2020 Read the full article.

https://www.socceramerica.com/publications/article/86377/lawyer-lance-reich-on-the-progress-of-us-youth-c.html
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Mayra Salinas Talks Title VII SCOTUS Decision with 1460 AM Decisión Latina

Mayra Salinas spoke with 1460 AM Decisión Latina on June 18, 2020 on the SCOTUS decision being a clarification of what already exists in the law of Title VII to indicate that gender identity is within the definition of the meaning of “sex” so the court made clear that LGBT people are protected under Title VII. She also briefly mentioned that to determine whether sex discrimination has occurred, there are already standards for showing whether discrimination occurred, so people who believe they were discriminated against should seek the advice of an attorney to determine whether they have a viable claim. 1460 AM Decisión Latina, 6/18, 2020. Listen to Interview

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Andrea Gandara in The Deal: COVID-19 Lawsuits Could Force Nursing Homes Into Ch. 11 Stays

Holley Driggs Shareholder Andrea Gandara talked with The Deal about nursing homes and long-term care facilities dealing with litigation for alleged Covid-19-related deaths of patients and residents may soon begin seeking bankruptcy protection. Specifically, she noted, “Nursing homes and long-term care facilities could be forced into court if they have significant increases in the amount of money they must spend to defend against claims for Covid-19 deaths and infections or pay for personal protective equipment to safeguard employees and patients, which in turn may impact their ability to pay creditors. Filing bankruptcy is a way to harness all creditors in a single forum and try to address all issues in one proceeding.” The Deal, 6/8/20. Read Full Article

https://pipeline.thedeal.com/article/20006194/index.dl
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On The Move: Holley Driggs Hires Mayra Salinas-Menjivar

Holley Driggs Law Firm has hired Mayra Salinas-Menjivar as the firm’s trial lawyer in its Las Vegas office. Salinas-Menjivar’s pratice will have a concentration in commercial litigation. Her experience includes general civil litigation, commercial litigation, insurance bad faith and coverage and immigration. Las Vegas Business Press, 6/15/20. Read Feature

https://businesspress.vegas/in-brief/on-the-move/on-the-move-engineering-firm-adds-staff-24006/
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Las Vegas Sun’s The Notes: May 4, 2020

Holley Driggs' appointment of three new shareholders and two attorneys to its Las Vegas legal team was announced in the Las Vegas Sun's The Notes for the week of May 4, 2020. Newly appointed shareholders Michael Kearney, Lance Reich and William Volk will serve clients in a range of practice areas and industries, most notably tax, mergers and acquisitions, intellectual property and commercial litigation, in which all are highly esteemed within their respective practices. Vegas Inc, 5/4/20. Read Feature

https://vegasinc.lasvegassun.com/business/notes/2020/may/04/the-notes-may-4-2020/
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Las Vegas Law Firms Helping Small-Business Owners Navigate Relief Options

Managing Shareholder Ronald J. Thompson spoke with the Las Vegas Sun about relief resources available to Nevada businesses. Vegas Inc, 4/6/20. Read Feature

https://vegasinc.lasvegassun.com/business/2020/apr/06/las-vegas-law-firms-helping-small-business-owners/
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Holley Driggs Announces New Attorney & Shareholder Additions

Shareholders Michael Kearney, Lance Reich, and William Volk and Attorneys Robin Gonzales and Jason Patchett Added to the Holley Driggs Las Vegas Office. Press Release, 3/25/20. Read Feature

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