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Josh Hicks Receives Lawyer of the Year Awards in Tax Law and Government Relations
McDonald Carano congratulates Josh Hicks on receiving Lawyer of the Year awards in both Tax Law and Government Relations for the Northern Nevada region in The Best Lawyers in America 2027. Lawyer of the Year honors are awarded to only…
Scott Swain Receives 3rd Lawyer of the Year Award from Best Lawyers
McDonald Carano congratulates Scott Swain for receiving his third Lawyer of the Year award for the Southern Nevada region from The Best Lawyers in America. Scott received the Lawyer of the Year award in Tax Law in the 2027 edition…
Dennis Gutwald Receives 2nd Lawyer of the Year Award in Administrative & Regulatory Law
McDonald Carano congratulates Dennis Gutwald on receiving his second Lawyer of the Year Award in Administrative & Regulatory Law for the Southern Nevada region in The Best Lawyers in America. Dennis received this prestigious recognition in the 2027 and 2025…
A.G. Burnett Receives 4th Lawyer of the Year Award in Gaming Law from Best Lawyers
McDonald Carano congratulates A.G. Burnett for receiving his fourth Lawyer of the Year award in Gaming Law from The Best Lawyers in America. A.G. received the Gaming Law Lawyer of the Year award in the 2027, 2025, 2023 and 2020…
John Galvin Receives 3rd Lawyer of the Year Award from Best Lawyers in America
McDonald Carano congratulates John Galvin on receiving his third Lawyer of the Year award from The Best Lawyers in America. In the 2027 edition, John received the Lawyer of the Year award for the Northern Nevada region in Non-Profit/Charities Law….
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