Ballard Spahr entered the Las Vegas market in 2006 when it merged with a highly regarded native firm of five attorneys, including the former chair of the Nevada Gaming Commission. The office has more than doubled in size since then, offering sought-after counsel in real estate, litigation, business transactions, white collar defense, and government relations.
The real estate practice focuses on institutional lenders, special servicers, investors, and developers with financing, restructuring and workout, and zoning needs. Litigation spans all manner of commercial and business tort disputes, including consumer financial defense, white collar defense, and government and corporate investigations and compliance. Our attorneys also handle securities, M&A, tax, and other business transactions, and our gaming and licensing practice focuses on licensing, structuring, investigations, disciplinary proceedings, and regulatory compliance issues.
Pro bono service is a hallmark of the firm, and the Las Vegas attorneys contribute numerous hours to pro bono cases every year. Attorneys and staff are fixtures in the community in Las Vegas and serve many deserving causes, including the St. Vincent de Paul dining facility and other nonprofits that assist abused and neglected children, homeless families, and the underprivileged.
At Ballard Spahr, we believe our clients are best served by innovative solutions that spring from varied viewpoints and perspectives. And we are committed to creating a vibrant community where people of all backgrounds can thrive. Ballard Spahr is nationally recognized for its commitment to diversity and inclusion and ranked sixth in the nation for its percentage of women equity partners by The American Lawyer. Our Las Vegas attorneys support minority student organizations at area law schools.
Robert C. Kim, Managing Partner Lucy Darilek, Director of Office Administration
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Take McCarran Airport Connector for two miles. Follow signs for I-215 W/Las Vegas/Los Angeles/Salt Lake City. Continue on 215. Take Exit 25 for Sahara Avenue. Continue on Hughes Park Drive East (signs for Clark County 215 N). Turn right on Marketwalk Place. Turn left on Festival Plaza Drive. Office entrance will be in 100 feet on the right.
Take I-515 N/93 N/95 N. Continue on 95 N. In one mile, use the right two lanes for Exit 81A (Summerlin Parkway). Take the exit for Co Rd 215 S/Bruce Woodbury Beltway S/Clark County 215 S. Use the right two lanes to take Exit 26 (Charleston Blvd/NV-159). Continue for less than one mile on Hughes Park Drive West (signs for Clark County 215 S). Turn left on Summerlin Centre Drive. Turn right on Festival Plaza Drive.