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Paul Bancroft Appointed Chair of State Board of Equalization
McDonald Carano congratulates Paul Bancroft on being appointed to the Nevada State Board of Equalization. The Governor of Nevada appointed Paul to the Board in 2024 and in 2025 appointed Paul to serve as Chair. The Board hears and determines…
Karyna Armstrong Elected to Vice President of LVNBA
McDonald Carano congratulates Karyna Armstrong on her election to Vice President of the Executive Board of the Las Vegas National Bar Association. Karyna is a litigation attorney in our Las Vegas office and Vice-Chair of our Diversity, Equity & Inclusion…
Lindsay Knox Appointed to Reno City Charter Committee
McDonald Carano congratulates Lindsay Knox on being appointed to the Reno City Charter Committee. Lindsay is a Senior Vice President in our Government Affairs & Advocacy group with over 15 years of experience helping to communicate and advance her clients’…
Terry Care Rejoins McDonald Carano
McDonald Carano proudly announces Terry Care rejoined our firm in 2025 as Senior Counsel in our Government Affairs & Advocacy Group. As a government affairs advocate, he has represented Nevada-based and national entities and organizations before the state legislature, as…
Top 2026 Topics Tracked by
Appellate Attorneys
On January 5, 2026, Law360 published its analysis of the key cases and issues being watched by appellate practitioners in 2026. John Fortin was interviewed and quoted in the section covering the topic of Class Actions as a consequence of…
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