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How Companies Can Avoid Pitfalls of a Bad Sexual Harassment Policy
Corporate Counsel, November 22, 2017 By Erin Mulvaney How can companies make sure they have sexual harassment policies in place to protect interests and employees? We talked to several attorneys about common pitfalls and the lay of the land in…
The Keys to Compliance for Companies with Political Activity
Today, when companies involve themselves in politics, there are a lot of regulations that they must comply with, whether at the federal or state level. While regulations may vary by state, companies need to know certain things before they begin…
McDonald Carano Welcomes Attorney Richard Trachok
McDonald Carano announced today that Richard M. Trachok II has joined the Firm as Senior Counsel. He brings with him extensive experience in energy and alternative energy, telecommunications and utilities, gaming and regulatory matters, as well as government relations law in Nevada….
Remembering and Honoring Donald Louis Carano
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Donald Louis Carano, one of the founding partners of McDonald Carano and a well-known leader in the Nevada business community. Don was a beloved member of the Firm and…
Emoji-Awareness in Law
Is that winky-face or heart eye emoji considered friendly or flirtatious at your office? Emojis have created a tricky new area of employment law that attorneys now must face. In fact, employment attorneys might even want to think about setting…
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