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Appointed to Nevada Standing Committee on Judicial Ethics
McDonald Carano congratulates Jimmy Dahu on his appointment to a two-year term on the State of Nevada’s Standing Committee on Judicial Ethics. The Nevada Supreme Court created the Standing Committee on Judicial Ethics to provide judges and aspirants to judicial…
Reappointed to Northern Nevada Disciplinary Board
McDonald Carano congratulates Emily Dubansky on her reappointment to the Northern Nevada Disciplinary Board for a second three-year term beginning January 31, 2026. Emily was reappointed by the State Bar of Nevada’s Board of Governors. The Northern Nevada Disciplinary Board…
Understanding the Uncertain Nature of “Finality” in the Ninth Circuit
Jimmy Dahu is a member of McDonald Carano’s Bankruptcy, Insolvency & Financial Restructuring Practice. His career includes financial restructuring experience at law firms in Texas, Arizona, and Nevada, and a more than 12-year tenure as a career law clerk at the…
Kids’ Mock Trial Program: Experiential Education for Elementary School Students
Please visit the Kids’ Court website at https://www.washoecounty.gov/rjc/kidscourt/program.php. McDonald Carano is helping to cover costs for students from Agnes Risley Elementary School, a Title I school serving students in Sparks, to participate in the Reno Kids’ Court program. Hosted by…
Proudly Supporting the Public Interest Law Association at Boyd School of Law
McDonald Carano proudly supports the student-led Public Interest Law Association at the William S. Boyd School of Law, University of Nevada-Las Vegas through our donation to the 27th Annual Silver State Auction on February 5. The event recognizes community leaders and raises…
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