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McDonald Carano Celebrates
a Record Number of
“Lawyer of the Year” Awards
from Best Lawyers in America
McDonald Carano proudly announces that seven lawyers in our Reno and Las Vegas offices received “Lawyer of the Year” awards in the 2022 edition of Best Lawyers in America. Over the past ten years, McDonald Carano has achieved a record…
Zach Noland Joins
McDonald Carano’s Litigation and Transactions Practice Groups
McDonald Carano is pleased to announce that Zach Noland has joined the Commercial & Complex Litigation Practice and the Business Entities & Transactions Practice in the Reno office. Mr. Noland joined McDonald Carano after serving as a judicial clerk for…
Nevada Chapter of AGC Named Chapter of the Year
McDonald Carano shares the exciting news that the Nevada Chapter of Associated General Contractors (AGC) received the 2021 Chapter of the Year Award from the AGC of America. The award is given to a small, medium and large chapter that…
Best Lawyers in America Recognizes
Construction Law & Litigation
Practice Group Expertise
McDonald Carano proudly announces that Best Lawyers in America has recognized the Construction Law and Litigation expertise of five attorneys in our Reno and Las Vegas offices. Entirely based on peer review, the Best Lawyers methodology reflects the consensus opinion…
Best Lawyers in America Recognizes Seven Lawyers’ Expertise in Trust & Estate Planning, Litigation and Tax
McDonald Carano proudly announces that Best Lawyers in America recognized seven lawyers in our Reno and Las Vegas offices for their expertise in trust and estate planning and litigation, and related tax law advice and controversies. McDonald Carano also proudly…
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