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Supporting Reno High School’s “We the People” Team in the National Finals
From April 17-19, high school students from across the U.S. will compete at the “We the People” National Finals in Washington, D.C. Reno High School’s We the People team qualified to compete, and McDonald Carano’s Government Affairs & Advocacy Group is…
Supreme Court Appoints Chelsea Latino to Board of Bar Examiners
McDonald Carano congratulates Chelsea Latino on her appointment by the Supreme Court of Nevada to the Board of Bar Examiners of the State Bar of Nevada. The 14-member Board writes and grades the bar examination questions and oversees the administration…
Adam Hosmer-Henner Joins EDAWN Board of Trustees
McDonald Carano proudly announces that Adam Hosmer-Henner has joined the Board of Trustees of the Economic Development Authority of Western Nevada. The complete list of Board of Trustees is available here. The Board of Trustees brings together leaders from across the…
Governor Appoints Terry Care to Serve on the Nevada Tax Commission
McDonald Carano congratulates Terry Care on his appointment to serve on the Nevada Tax Commission (NTC). The NTC consists of eight business people with different professional backgrounds appointed by the Governor to supervise the overall administration and operations of the…
George Ogilvie Recognized as 100 Managing Partners You Need To Know
McDonald Carano congratulates George Ogilvie on being selected to Lawdragon’s 2026 list of 100 Managing Partners You Need To Know. The list was created to “recognize the most admired figures in law firm leadership … game changers … those who not…
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