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Supporting Northern Nevada Special Olympics
Matt Addison, Managing Partner of our Reno office, joins McDonald Carano in personally sponsoring the “Swinging for Inclusion” fundraising event for Northern Nevada Special Olympics on September 8 at Greater Nevada Field. Tickets provide access to Greater Nevada Field from…
Top 10 Remarkable Nevada Commercial Litigation Lawyers to Watch in 2023
McDonald Carano congratulates Pat Lundvall on being included in Business Today’s list of the “Top 10 Remarkable Nevada Commercial Litigation Lawyers to Watch in 2023.” Business Today describes the top 10 list as the “spotlight on the best performing general…
Matt Addison Receives 2nd “Lawyer of the Year” Award in Construction Litigation from Best Lawyers®
McDonald Carano congratulates Matt Addison, Managing Partner of our Reno office, on receiving his second “Lawyer of the Year” award in Construction Litigation from The Best Lawyers in America® for the greater Reno region. Matt received his Lawyer of the Year…
Sylvia Harrison Receives 2nd “Lawyer of the Year” award in Energy Law from Best Lawyers®
McDonald Carano congratulates Sylvia Harrison on receiving her second “Lawyer of the Year” award in Energy Law from The Best Lawyers in America® for the greater Reno region. Sylvia received her two awards in the Best Lawyers® 2024 and 2021 editions….
Bud Hicks Receives 4th “Lawyer of the Year” award in Gaming Law from Best Lawyers®
McDonald Carano congratulates Bud Hicks on receiving his fourth “Lawyer of the Year” award in Gaming Law from The Best Lawyers in America® for the greater Reno region. Bud received his four Lawyer of the Year awards in the Best Lawyers®…
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