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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’…
McDonald Carano Earns First DEI Medallion from the Nevada State Bar
The State Bar of Nevada launched a new DEI recognition program in 2023 after extensive meetings with law firms across the state. McDonald Carano is proud to be the first firm to earn the new “Partner in Diversity, Equity and…
Kelci Binau Recognized as Next Generation of Women Leaders in Gaming
McDonald Carano congratulates Kelci Binau on being selected to GamblingIQ magazine’s list of next generation women leaders across the global gaming community. The January 2026 issue is titled “RUN THE WORLD: The Next Generation of Women Leaders.” The special issue…
Emily Dennis’ Successful Oral Argument Before the Nevada Supreme Court
Listen to oral argument at https://nvcourts.gov/supreme/arguments/recordings/89205_oshiro_vs._oshiro. McDonald Carano congratulates Emily Dennis on her successful first oral argument before the Nevada Supreme Court on October 22, 2025. On November 26, 2025, the Court issued an Advance Opinion ruling in favor of…
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