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Adam Hosmer-Henner Receives the
Vince Consul Memorial Pro Bono Award
McDonald Carano proudly announces that Adam Hosmer-Henner received the Vince Consul Memorial Pro Bono Award from the Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada. The award recognizes “stellar contributors to pro bono who help protect Southern Nevadans’ rights in civil matters.”…
Federal Appellate
Procedure Update:
New Merger Principle
for Notices of Appeal
A variety of proposed amendments to the Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure took effect on December 2, 2021 as adopted by the Supreme Court on April 14, 2021. One amendment revises Rule 3, titled “Appeal as of Right — How…
Celebrating Pioneers: Pat Lundvall
is the First Attorney Certified as a
Civil Trial Advocacy Specialist
by the State Bar of Nevada
McDonald Carano honors the more than 20 years of local and national recognition Pat Lundvall has received for her litigation expertise in the legal profession. In 2001, Pat became Board Certified in Civil Trial Law and Civil Practice Advocacy by…
Status of Biden Administration’s
Vaccination Mandate
for Federal Contractors
The Biden Administration issued a COVID-19 vaccine mandate for employees of federal contractors and subcontractors. Executive Order 14042, executed on September 9, and subsequent implementing guidance, required employees of federal contractors and subcontractors to be fully vaccinated by January 18,…
SCOTUS Blocks
Biden Administration’s
Vaccine-or-Test Mandate
for Large Employers,
Allows Healthcare Worker Mandate
The Biden Administration issued COVID-19 vaccine mandates for (1) private businesses with 100 or more employees and (2) certain healthcare workers. During the past few months, these federal vaccine requirements for the workplace have alternated between being blocked and unblocked…
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