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Helping to Expand and Diversify the Local Business Community
McDonald Carano is an annual Presidential Gold sponsor of the Economic Development Authority of Western Nevada. Our long-term involvement in EDAWN is led by Matt Addison, Managing Partner of our Reno office, and Leigh Goddard who recently served on EDAWN’s…
M&A Insights Interview: Recurring Revenue Business Models
Business buyers place a high value on the predictable revenue of acquisition targets, and business sellers want to justify the highest possible purchase price. A recurring revenue business model can be the key to bringing together both perspectives to create…
Employee Discipline and Termination: Three Common, Yet Challenging, Issues
In an article published in the Las Vegas Sun and Las Vegas Weekly titled “Businesses ignore importance of employee disciplinary policies at their own peril,” Employment and Labor Law attorney Daniel Aquino discusses three of the most common and challenging…
Understanding the Grounds of Relief from “Final Judgment” in Nevada
Under Nevada Civil Procedure, the definition of a “final judgment” is relatively simple, but the procedural steps for obtaining a final judgment are not, and the requirements for obtaining relief from a final judgment are detailed and complex. NRCP 60(b)…
Robert McPeak Receives Four Professional Recognitions
McDonald Carano congratulates Robert McPeak on receiving recognition in four legal profession ranking publications – Chambers USA, The Best Lawyers in America, Vegas Inc. Top Lawyers in Southern Nevada, and the National Law Journal’s Trailblazers report. Rob has earned and…
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