John and Jennifer have handled a wide range of litigation matters. Combined, John and Jennifer have decades of experience in all types of breach of contract matters, partnership and corporate disputes among members or officers, fraud or deceptive trade practices, defamation, and employment matters. John and Jennifer have tried a variety of litigation matters, including commercial litigation and construction cases. Naylor & Braster have the experience and expertise to successfully represent their clients through trial and litigate to win.

Representative Cases:

Represented individual trustees of an airpark in lawsuit brought by a member. Successfully achieved summary judgement in the trustees’ favor and received an award of attorneys’ fees.

Represented a lighting equipment manufacturer in a trademark infringement lawsuit at both the district court and appellate court level. Achieved a successful settlement for the client.

Represented a developer on appeal before the 9th Circuit that involved an injunction against a home inspector for improper business practices.

Naylor & Braster’s significant appellate experience allows them to advise clients on all types of appeals and other matters before the Nevada Supreme Court, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit and the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims. John and Jennifer have handled a variety of appellate matters, including Lanham Act claims, protracted commercial disputes, attorney-client confidentiality issues, and veteran’s benefit claims. John recently argued a trademark infringement case before the Ninth Circuit.

Representative Cases:

Represented multiple veterans Pro Bono in a benefits claims against the Secretary of Veterans Affairs. Successfully prosecuted the appeals to the U.S. Court of Appeals.

Consulting:

Regularly retained by insurance carriers for consulting on appellate issues.

Jennifer is an avid animal lover. She provides her legal skills to clients who may otherwise not pursue an animal law matter due to the high cost of litigating such disputes. Many disputes, such as neighbor disputes over animals or animal abuse cases, are not pursued because the victim cannot afford the legal costs. Jennifer takes into consideration such constraints and can discuss alternative fee arrangements or handle such cases Pro Bono.

Representative Cases:

Represented No Kill Las Vegas in its opposition to the animal services contract being awarded to The Animal Foundation. Approved contract was successfully modified.

Represented a local resident during an improper quarantine of a dog at the County shelter based on erroneous accusations. Dog was successfully released.

Pro Bono representation of local animal rescue group Hearts Alive Village on various legal issues related to the non-profit.

Naylor & Braster has extensive experience in handling matters being handled through alternative dispute resolution procedures. Naylor & Braster can assist clients whose claims are being handled through arbitration, whether administered by an arbitration association, the courts or an entirely private arbitration using procedures designed by the parties themselves.

John serves as an arbitrator with the American Arbitration Association, specializing in construction matters.

Naylor & Braster’s property law experiences range from commercial landlord/tenant matters to commercial real property transaction matters. John and Jennifer have represented personal guarantors in breach of contract matters, commercial buyers and sellers in property sale disputes, and defended developers in loan disputes.

Representative Cases:

Represented a large regional bank in a lending dispute with a borrower. Obtained summary judgment on behalf of the client.

Naylor & Braster has significant experience in consumer finance law, which includes litigating disputes over the provision of credit, credit scores, and accuracy of credit reporting.  The firm represents one of the top three credit reporting agencies in their Nevada litigation matters involving consumer finance disputes.  Consumer finance law also encompasses various financial products including credit cards, mortgages, personal loans, and payday lending, ensuring transparency and fairness in consumer borrowing and debt repayment.