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Bankruptcy Chair Ryan Works’ interview with Of Counsel: “I make sick companies better.”
Ryan Works, Chair of McDonald Carano’s Bankruptcy, Insolvency & Financial Restructuring Practice, was interviewed in the June 2026 issue of Of Counsel: The Legal Practice and Management Report. The interview covers Ryan’s path to the legal profession, the factors that…
Nevada Newsmakers Interviews George Ogilvie: $1B CityCenter Construction Litigation
George F. Ogilvie III, Firm Managing Partner of McDonald Carano, was interviewed on Nevada Newsmakers to share his insights regarding McDonald Carano’s successful representation of Tutor Perini Building Corp. in the prosecution and defense of $1 Billion in affirmative claims…
Q&A Guide to Construction Laws in Nevada 2026
Nevada Construction Laws and Customs is a Practical Law publication from Thomson Reuters that is updated annually by Phil Mannelly, Chair of our Construction Law & Litigation Practice Group. It is a Q&A guide to construction projects in Nevada that…
Phil Mannelly Recognized in Lawdragon 500 X – The Next Generation 2026
McDonald Carano congratulates Phil Mannelly on his recognition in Lawdragon 500 X – The Next Generation, a guide that features “the next generation of legal leaders in America … making their mark … and emerging in leadership positions in their…
Remembering and Honoring
James W. Bradshaw
It is with deep sadness that McDonald Carano announces the passing of James W. Bradshaw on May 29. Jim was a fifth generation Nevadan born and raised in Reno. He earned his J.D. from the University of the Pacific McGeorge School…
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