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Everything You Need to Know about Nevada Construction Law and Customs
Nevada Construction Law and Customs is a Practical Law publication by Thomson Reuters that is updated annually by Phil Mannelly, an attorney in our Construction Law & Litigation Practice Group. The answers in Phil’s Nevada State Q&A Guide provide an…
A.G. Burnett Interviewed on Nevada Newsmakers: Gaming Industry Q&A
A.G. Burnett, a Partner in our Gaming Law Practice and a former Chair of the Nevada Gaming Control Board (NGCB), shared his insights and perspectives on a variety of gaming industry related topics in an interview with Sam Shad on…
Chambers USA Recognizes A.G. Burnett in Gaming Law/Nevada and Gaming Law/USA
McDonald Carano congratulates A.G. Burnett for receiving prestigious recognition in both Gaming & Licensing Law/Nevada and Gaming & Licensing Law/US Nationwide in Chambers USA: America’s Leading Lawyers for Business. Chambers USA is a highly respected and comprehensive guide to lawyers…
A.G. Burnett Receives 2nd Lawyer of the Year Award in Gaming Law from Best Lawyers
McDonald Carano congratulates A.G. Burnett for receiving his second Lawyer of the Year award in Gaming Law from The Best Lawyers in America. A.G. received the award in the 2023 and 2020 editions of Best Lawyers. Best Lawyers recognizes only…
Congratulating Ryan Works on 15 Consecutive Years of Awards and Recognitions!
McDonald Carano congratulates Ryan Works on 15 consecutive years of receiving awards and recognitions from numerous legal profession publications and ranking organizations! Ryan is Chair of our Bankruptcy, Insolvency & Financial Restructuring Practice, which is ranked Tier 1 in the…
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