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Pat Lundvall: “Women to Watch” Award from Nevada Business Magazine
McDonald Carano congratulates Pat Lundvall on being selected as one of 12 “Women to Watch” featured in the August issue of Nevada Business Magazine. A statewide committee of judges chose the honorees based on their histories in Nevada, leadership, careers,…
Breaking Barriers: Insights from Leading Women Attorneys
McDonald Carano proudly sponsors “Breaking Barriers: Insights from Leading Women Attorneys” hosted by the Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada and ACLU of Nevada. A panel of women attorneys in private and public practice share their stories, insights, and strategies…
Diversity in Practice: McDonald Carano Highlighted in Nevada Lawyer Magazine
“Diversity in Practice” is the cover story of the June 2023 issue of Nevada Lawyer magazine published by the State Bar of Nevada. A feature article describes the launch of the State Bar’s “Partners in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Program”…
Women’s History Month: Conversations with Black Women in the Law
In honor of Women’s History Month, the Black Law Students Association (BLSA) and the Organization of Women Law Students (OWLS) of the William S. Boyd School of Law, University of Nevada-Las Vegas hosted a panel discussion titled “Conversations with Black…
Celebrating International Women’s Day
McDonald Carano honored International Women’s Day by supporting women-owned businesses in Reno and Las Vegas. Organized by our Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Committee, we enjoyed celebratory lunches from the Cheese Board in Reno and Letty’s De Leticia’s Cocina in Las…
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