Nevada Super Lawyers Articles

Three Vegas attorneys on bringing women into gaming law

Siria Gutiérrez’s volunteer work is all about helping others succeed through education

Her favorite places to see and be seen

Discovery with Bryce Kunimoto

The cases that stick with Patricia Lee tend to start in a dark place

IP specialist Jennifer Ko Craft thinks way outside the box—or any other many-sided shape you throw her way

Dan Reaser’s legislation ushers in the era of skill-based gaming

Appellate lawyer Dan Polsenberg gets 15 minutes of fame—250 times and counting

If you ask attorney Jay Young, the worlds of gospel and the law are in perfect harmony

Steve Morris is rooted in Las Vegas, and he knows the business infrastructure. He also knows what it’s like to play trumpet until four in the morning

Kim Boyer Is ON THE CASE

Millie Chou keeps Zappos working hard and playing hard

Mark Hutchison’s fascination with the Constitution led him to the law—and his biggest case yet

Carol Davis Zucker, partner at Las Vegas’ Kamer Zucker Abbott, on the intellectual challenge of employment law, the personal challenge of work-life balance, and why she always stops at the U.S. Supreme Court gift shop

Dennis Kennedy doesn’t back down from a challenge, whether defending Big Tobacco or taking on Toyota

Gerald Gordon helps Las Vegas companies start over

Nevada's Miranda Du knows the value of education

Donald Campbell represents both governors and ordinary citizens with style        

Five of the region's top criminal defense attorneys talk about representing accused polygamists, neo-Nazis and terrorists

Marilyn York fights for men's rights in Nevada        

How Bob Faiss, a soft-spoken farm boy from Illinois, became one of the top gaming attorneys in the world

Cowboy-poet Al Marquis has a (mostly true) story to tell

The IRS called her clients “hookers and pimps.” Karen Dennison knew better.