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Pro Bono Volunteer for Ask-A-Lawyer Phone Bank
John Fortin participated in the Ask-A-Lawyer Phone Bank created by the Pro Bono Project of the Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada in collaboration with the State Bar of Nevada. KTNV Las Vegas Channel 13 televised the program on September…
Northern Nevada Wildfire Relief Fund Donation
In support of ongoing relief and recovery efforts, McDonald Carano made a substantial donation to the 2026 Northern Nevada Wildfire Relief Fund established by the Community Foundation of Northern Nevada. The Fund gives our community a way to respond to…
25 Attorneys Recognized as “Super Lawyers” and “Rising Stars”
McDonald Carano is proud to announce that 12 of our attorneys are recognized as “Super Lawyers” and 13 are recognized as “Rising Stars” in the 2026 edition of Mountain States Super Lawyers magazine. The list “recognizes attorneys who have distinguished…
Discoverability of AI Data: Lessons from the OpenAI Litigation
Litigation attorney Jane Susskind published an article in Clark County Bar Association’s Communique’ magazine that addresses discovery questions relating to the use of generative AI. Jane’s article is provided below and available as a PDF here. “Discoverability of AI Data:…
DExit: Can Nevada Replicate Delaware’s Corporate Edge?
Jarek Rutz, Courts Reporter for Law360, interviewed James Robertson for an article published on August 17 titled “Can Texas, Nevada Replicate Delaware’s Corporate Edge?” The article focuses on DExit, the growing trend of companies reincorporating outside Delaware, often to states…
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