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Leo Bergin Receives
Influential Leader Recognition
McDonald Carano congratulates Leo Bergin on his recognition in the “Influential Leader” category in Northern Nevada Business Weekly’s Best In Business Awards 2025. The Best In Business Awards determine “which business leaders and companies have had the biggest impact in…
2025 Ninth Circuit Highlights: A Judge’s Video Dissent
On Dec. 18, Law360 published its review of key developments that spanned the appellate landscape in 2025, including each circuit’s most memorable events. John Fortin was interviewed and quoted for the section covering the Ninth Circuit. John’s quotes are provided…
Zach Besso Receives Up & Coming Business Person Recognition
McDonald Carano congratulates Zach Besso on being recognized in the “Up & Coming Business Person” category in Northern Nevada Business Weekly’s Best In Business Awards 2025. The Best In Business Awards determine “which business leaders and companies have had the…
Ian DeValliere Receives Up & Coming Business Person Recognition
McDonald Carano congratulates Ian DeValliere on being recognized in the “Up & Coming Business Person” category in Northern Nevada Business Weekly’s Best In Business Awards 2025. The Best In Business Awards determine “which business leaders and companies have had the…
Bob Armstrong Receives Influential Leader Recognition
McDonald Carano congratulates Bob Armstrong on his third recognition in the “Influential Leader” category in Northern Nevada Business Weekly’s Best In Business Awards 2025. The Best In Business Awards determine “which business leaders and companies have had the biggest impact…
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