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Governor Appoints Terry Care to Serve on the Nevada Tax Commission
McDonald Carano congratulates Terry Care on his appointment to serve on the Nevada Tax Commission (NTC). The NTC consists of eight business people with different professional backgrounds appointed by the Governor to supervise the overall administration and operations of the…
George Ogilvie Recognized as 100 Managing Partners You Need To Know
McDonald Carano congratulates George Ogilvie on being selected to Lawdragon’s 2026 list of 100 Managing Partners You Need To Know. The list was created to “recognize the most admired figures in law firm leadership … game changers … those who not…
Karyna Pome’e (Armstrong) Receives “40 Under 40: Nation’s Best Advocates” Award
McDonald Carano congratulates Karyna Pome’e (Armstrong) on receiving a “40 Under 40: Nation’s Best Advocates Award” from the National Bar Association. The National Bar Association is the nation’s oldest and largest network of Black legal professionals. The award recognizes attorneys…
Next Generation Leadership in the Legal Profession and the Community
McDonald Carano’s founding principles, core values and enduring culture include a commitment to leadership in our profession and the community that is central to our legacy and our future. In the list below, we proudly share current examples of how…
93 Lawyer of the Year Awards in 17 Years
The Best Lawyers in America, launched in 1983, is the oldest peer-review publication in the legal profession. The annual publication recognizes only one “Lawyer of the Year” who receives the highest overall peer-review feedback for a specific practice area in…
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