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Karyna Pome’e Presents on Pro Bono in Private Practice
National Pro Bono Week is October 25-31. During this week, organizations throughout the U.S. raise awareness about the need for and importance of free legal services for those who are unable to afford them. On October 26, Karyna Pome’e will…
Lindsay Knox Presents at the 2026 Silver State Summit
Lindsay Knox, Senior Vice President of our Government Affairs & Advocacy Group, will present on the “Forecasting the 84th Legislative Session” panel at the Oct. 9 Silver State Summit hosted by the Silver State Chambers of Commerce. Lindsay will share…
Daniel Aquino Recognized in Lawdragon’s 500 Leading Corporate Employment Lawyers
McDonald Carano congratulates Dan Aquino, Co-Chair of our Employment & Labor Law Practice, on being selected to the 2027 edition of Lawdragon’s list of 500 Leading Corporate Employment Lawyers. Dan is one of only five attorneys in Nevada recognized in…
John Fortin Presents, “State Constitutional Limits on Civil Asset Forfeiture”
Appellate and trial attorney John Fortin will present on the topic of “State Constitutional Limits on Civil Asset Forfeiture” at a September 25 symposium hosted by the UNLV William S. Boyd School of Law at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas….
Adam Hosmer-Henner Recognized in Lawdragon’s 500 Leading Litigators in America
McDonald Carano congratulates Adam Hosmer-Henner, Chair of our Appellate Practice Group, on being selected to the 2027 edition of Lawdragon’s 500 Leading Litigators in America. 2027 is the fifth edition “of the guide to the most elite courtroom advocates in…
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