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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…
Nevada Day Celebration Receives 1st Place Marketing Campaign Award
Northern Nevada Business Weekly announced the results of its 2025 Best In Business Awards and McDonald Carano LLP received 1st Place in the Marketing Campaign category for our Nevada Day card and celebration. We are proud to have also received…
1st Place Law Firm and 1st Place Most Philanthropic Company in Best In Business Awards
Northern Nevada Business Weekly announced the results of its 2025 Best In Business Awards and McDonald Carano LLP received 1st Place in two categories – Law Firm and Most Philanthropic Company with more than 30 employees. The annual Best In…
Kelci Binau Recognized as Next Generation of Women Leaders in Gaming
McDonald Carano congratulates Kelci Binau on being selected to GamblingIQ magazine’s list of next generation women leaders across the global gaming community. The January 2026 issue is titled “RUN THE WORLD: The Next Generation of Women Leaders.” The special issue…
Jonah Gavish Featured in Boyd Law Magazine: Bar Success Fund
Please read the magazine here. The 2025 Boyd Law Magazine showcases how William S. Boyd School of Law, University of Nevada-Las Vegas is leading many changes facing the legal profession. Jonah Gavish is featured in an article on page 5…
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