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Susan Stewart Joins McDonald Carano
McDonald Carano welcomes Susan Stewart to our Reno office as a member of our Construction Law & Litigation Practice Group and Commercial & Complex Litigation Practice Group. Ms. Stewart served in the Nevada Attorney General’s Office for 20 years prior…
McDonald Carano Receives Most Rankings in Chambers 2026
Chambers produces the legal profession’s most respected and comprehensive rankings of individual lawyers and law firm practice groups “essential for anyone seeking reliable insight and recommendations when researching, selecting and validating lawyers and law firms. Chambers provides the market’s most…
Bob Armstrong Receives Highest Band 1 Ranking in Private Wealth Law from Chambers
McDonald Carano congratulates Robert Armstrong for receiving the highest Band 1 ranking in Private Wealth Law in the Chambers High Net Worth Guide. 2026 is the 10th consecutive year he has received this honor. Bob’s highly regarded expertise is reflected…
Scott Swain Receives Highest Band 1 Ranking in Private Wealth Law from Chambers
McDonald Carano congratulates Scott Swain, Co-Chair of our Trust & Estates Practice, on receiving his seventh consecutive year of the highest Band 1 ranking in Private Wealth Law in the Chambers High Net Worth Guide 2026. In addition to personally…
Trust & Estates Practice Ranked Band 1 for 10th Year by Chambers 2026
McDonald Carano proudly announces the 10th consecutive year that our Trust & Estates Practice has received the highest Band 1 ranking in Private Wealth Law in Chambers High Net Worth Guide. Chambers’ ranking process includes confidential surveys and interviews with…
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