Videotronics, Inc. v. Bend Electronics
Federal commercial litigation involving gaming-industry trade secrets and unfair competition — one of the early gaming-equipment cases in Nevada's federal courts.
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Commercial Disputes, Decided
Partnership dissolutions, contract breaches, commercial fraud, trade-secret misappropriation, and business torts. When business disputes escalate beyond negotiation, trial-ready counsel is the essential instrument.
The Scope
The Full Commercial Range
Business disputes in Nevada cross the full range of commercial matters. The practice accepts partnership and shareholder disputes where control, compensation, or dissolution is contested; contract litigation, including breach, interpretation, and enforcement; commercial fraud and misrepresentation claims with meaningful financial exposure; trade-secret and non-competition matters, including the early-era gaming-industry disputes that have formed part of Mr. McKenna's Nevada practice since the 1980s; and business tort claims, including interference with contract or prospective economic advantage.
Gaming-industry business disputes — regulatory compliance, trade-secret litigation involving electronic gaming equipment, and commercial disputes among gaming-industry participants — are a Nevada-specific dimension of the practice with four decades of institutional memory behind them.
The Approach
Won on the Documents
Business litigation is won on the documents. Discovery posture, motion practice, and expert engagement define what the trial looks like — and what settlement looks like when the other side assesses the weight of their exposure. The flat-fee model ensures the engagement proceeds without hourly-billing anxiety: every deposition that should be taken is taken, every document review that matters is completed, every expert who belongs in the matter is retained.
A firm price is established at engagement. Forensic accounting, e-discovery, and expert-witness costs are borne by the client as incurred, separately from the flat fee.
Relevant Experience
Four Decades of Nevada Commercial Litigation
D. Nev. \u00b7 1983
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