Nevada Newsmakers Interviews George Ogilvie: $1B CityCenter Construction Litigation
George F. Ogilvie III, Firm Managing Partner of McDonald Carano, was interviewed on Nevada Newsmakers to share his insights regarding McDonald Carano’s successful representation of Tutor Perini Building Corp. in the prosecution and defense of $1 Billion in affirmative claims and counterclaims relating to the construction of the $8+ Billion CityCenter. George explains the model that was created to expeditiously resolve subcontractor claims and focus the owner and general contractor on the primary issue of their dispute.
George was also asked about his thoughts on water management based on his 10-year service on the Colorado River Commission, including eight years as Chair. George explained how the visionary leaders of the Southern Nevada Water Authority have put in place programs to make Southern Nevada, particularly Las Vegas, the most droughttolerant metropolitan region in the Southwest.
You may view George’s interview at https://www.nevadanewsmakers.com/video/default.asp?showID=4744.

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In 2024, McDonald Carano celebrated its 75ᵗʰ Anniversary of serving Nevada’s legal, business, government, and civic communities. More than 60 lawyers and government affairs professionals serve Nevada, national, and international clients from our offices in Reno, Las Vegas, and Carson City. McDonald Carano provides transactional, litigation, regulatory, and government affairs services to startups, corporations, private companies, trade associations, nonprofits, public entities, high-net-worth individuals, and family offices throughout Nevada. We are deeply committed to supporting local communities by volunteering our time, resources, and services, including pro bono legal services, to nonprofit organizations, charitable foundations, and public service entities. We are proud to be your Nevada law firm since 1949.
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