Brownstein Attorneys Selected to 2024 Mountain States Super Lawyers and Rising Stars Lists
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck is pleased to announce that 15 attorneys from its Las Vegas office have been selected to the 2024 Mountain States Super Lawyers and 2024 Mountain States Rising Stars lists. On an annual state-by-state basis, Super Lawyers uses peer nominations and evaluations alongside third-party research to select its candidates. Each candidate is evaluated on 12 indicators of peer recognition and professional achievement. Nominees from more than 70 practice areas are considered.
Mountain States Super Lawyers 2024
- Emily Ellis, Business Litigation
- Frank Flansburg, Construction Litigation
- Patrick Reilly, Business Litigation
- Ellen Schulhofer, Business & Corporate
Mountain States Rising Stars 2024
- Michael Alires, Real Estate
- Travis Chance, Business Litigation
- Emily Dyer, Business Litigation
- Brooke Holmes, Real Estate
- Chelsee Jensen, Business Litigation
- Maliq Kendricks, Business Litigation
- Lindsey McDougall, Intellectual Property
- Jessica Moyeda, Business & Corporate
- Connor Shea, Business & Corporate
- Jamie Thalgott, Real Estate
- Eric Walther, Business Litigation
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Jessica Moyeda,
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Jamie Thalgott,
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Brooke Holmes,
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Eric Walther,
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Emily Dyer,
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Connor Shea,
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Frank Flansburg III,
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Chelsee Jensen,
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Lindsey McDougall,
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Patrick Reilly,
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Emily Ellis,
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Travis Chance,
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Ellen Schulhofer,
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