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Pat Lundvall Receives Lawyer of the Year Award in Appellate from Best Lawyers
McDonald Carano congratulates Pat Lundvall on receiving the Lawyer of the Year award in Appellate Practice from The Best Lawyers in America for the Southern Nevada region. Lawyer of the Year honors are awarded to only one lawyer per practice…
23 “Lawyer of the Year” Awards for Our Trust & Estates Practice Attorneys
In the 2027 edition of The Best Lawyers in America, attorneys in our Trust & Estates Law Practice and Trust, Estate & Fiduciary Litigation Practice celebrated their 23rd “Lawyer of the Year” award in the practice areas listed below. Lawyer…
DExit: Nevada vs. Delaware Corporate Law and Practice
With increasing national attention focused on Nevada corporate law as an alternative to the corporate laws of other jurisdictions, such as Delaware and Texas, we write to provide information to a national audience in the context of our response to…
Bob Armstrong Selected to 100 Leading Global Wealth Lawyers
McDonald Carano congratulates Robert Armstrong on his selection to Lawdragon’s inaugural list of 100 Leading Global Wealth Lawyers. Lawdragon describes the selected attorneys as those who “cater to the world’s richest clientele at the intersection of estate and tax planning, wealth transfers,…
Global Gaming Insider interviews Greg Giordano: Standing at the Epicenter
Kirk Geller, Staff Writer for Global Gaming Insider, interviewed McDonald Carano Gaming Law Partner Greg Giordano on the highest profile legal and regulatory news in Nevada. Please click here for the direct link to the interview. The interview is also…
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