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Jake Mantin, a native Nevadan, obtained his Juris Doctorate from the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University. His practice consists primarily of real estate matters—including homeowners’ association matters, property management matters, leases, and transactions—and general transactional matters, including corporate formations and mergers and acquisitions.. During his time in law school, Jake was a distinguished student. He earned multiple Pedrick Scholar Honors recognitions for semesters of high academic performance. Jake also earned two CALI Excellence for the Future Awards for top marks in Pro Sport Team Operations and Legal Issues, and Professional Sports Law. Additionally, Jake served as a member of ASU’s Sports and Entertainment Law Journal (SELJ). While he was a member, SELJ published one of his legal articles in its Spring 2022 edition.. While attending law school, Jake also received a concurrent master’s degree from the Allan “Bud” Selig Sports Law and Business program. As part of the program, Jake received the Robert Carey Sports Law Scholarship and received the SLB Dean’s Award for an outstanding graduate.. Before law school, Jake attended Vanderbilt University where he double majored in Political Science and Philosophy.. In his spare time, Jake enjoys spending time with his friends and family, going on motorcycle rides, playing soccer, and supporting the Vegas Golden Knights. He also enjoys spending time with his dog Maverick.

I will oversee every aspect of the case from beginning to end, coordinate the investigation, do the research, and hire the right experts and medical doctors to prepare your case for arbitration or trial in order to obtain the best result for you.   I have an office in Las Vegas and Los Angeles.. I am well-qualified to effectively represent you.

I represent employers, insurers, and third-party administrators in all stages of workers' compensation and subrogation matters.  I also provide statutory and regulatory guidance to clients to best protect their interests.

I have been a lawyer for over 45 years. Most of my practice has been litigating contract, real estate, and business disputes including non-compete agreements and partnership/corporate breakups. During the last 15 years about 50% of my time is spent arbitrating and mediating disputes privately and for the American Arbitration Association (AAA). I also spent 17 years as a Nevada Supreme Court Settlement Judge. I try to negotiate or mediate a resolution for my clients, but when the other side will not settle, I use my litigation skills to resolve the dispute.. In addition to practicing law, I try to help young attorneys become better lawyers by writing articles and by lecturing for the Nevada Bar Association, the Clark County Bar and various national legal education companies on various topics such as trial strategy, evictions, mortgage and trust deed foreclosures. I also authored two chapters of the Nevada Civil Practice Manual relating to prejudgment and postjudgment remedies.. I have lived in Vegas most of my life. My dad was a pit boss at the Desert Inn when it opened in the 1950's. He sent for my mom, my sister and me from Florida when I was two. Except for college, I've been in Vegas ever since.. I was a paper boy at age 14 delivering newspapers at 3:30 am every morning on my bicycle. In high school, I wasn't a gifted athlete, so I worked after school and on weekends practicing tennis. I couldn't afford to pay for tennis instructions, so I strung tennis rackets and washed tennis courts in exchange for lessons. I managed to get a scholarship to play college tennis. I paid my own way through college with a tennis scholarship and a work-study program. In 1973, I earned a degree in Business Administration with a Finance emphasis. I worked for a year at a bank and decided to go to law school, but Nevada didn't have a law school at that time.. I went to the University of San Diego School of Law where I served as Research Editor of the San Diego Law Review, worked odd jobs and took out student loans to pay for law school.. After graduating in 1977, I came back to Vegas and got my first job as Deputy District Attorney in the Clark County District Attorney's Office. I then entered private practice and learned how to practice law from some of the best lawyers in town. There were less than 1,500 attorneys in Las Vegas at that time and most attorneys were happy to share their experience.

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Craig Anderson is a shareholder at Marquis Aurbach and is co-chair of the firm’s litigation department.  His practice focuses on civil rights defense and serious personal injury claims including wrongful death and premises liability.  Mr. Anderson has extensive trial experience having tried more than 30 jury trials in both federal and state court.  He has obtained defense verdicts in cases involving police shootings, wrongful deaths, and medical malpractice.  Mr. Anderson has also resolved many cases in his client’s favor through motion practice, having obtained summary judgment for his clients in over 50 cases.  Finally, Mr. Anderson has argued over 15 appeals before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals and has argued in front of the Nevada Supreme Court.. Mr. Anderson was admitted to the State Bar of Nevada in 1999 and joined Marquis Aurbach in 2001.  In his spare time, Mr. Anderson enjoys spending time with his wife, Lanta, and their children. His other interests include working out.

Cody is a shareholder at Marquis Aurbach where he has successfully prosecuted and defended numerous complex litigation matters while representing a number of the nation’s largest builders and owners of properties that experience construction defects. Cody has extensive background and hands on experience in the construction industry. As a former project foreman on multiple private and government commercial and residential projects, he is uniquely qualified to identify and resolve issues from planning to ribbon cutting that present themself throughout the construction process. Along with Cody’s passion and extensive experience in the construction field, he has also concentrated a significant portion of his practice in the areas of oversight, risk management, lien recovery, and insurance coverage issues that relate to the fields of construction, real estate, and business law.. While in practice, Cody has been afforded the opportunity to represent clients ranging from private and publicly held corporations, to municipal clients involved in highly sensitive and publicized cases. Cody’s practice of law has brought him experience in a variety of high value and complex matters involving international, federal, state, and local laws and regulations.. Most recently, Cody was successful in acquiring a full defense verdict by jury trial for his client, an apartment complex owner, who faced a 21-million-dollar demand against it. Cody also was integral in settling various multi-million-dollar consolidated actions on behalf of an insurance carrier in receivership who wrote commercial general liability and workers compensation insurance for Nevada contractors. Further, Cody successfully defended and settled claims asserted against private and municipal entities with regard to the largest pipeline expansion project in the history of Clark County, Nevada.. When not practicing law, Mr. Mounteer can be found enjoying time with his family in the outdoors boating, hiking, skiing, or cruising on his motorcycle.

Christian Balducci is a trial attorney. His practice primarily focuses on complex commercial litigation and the defense of healthcare providers. His experience includes jury and bench trials, arbitrations, and regulatory board representation. Christian has prosecuted, and defended, multi-million dollar claims on behalf of his clients. Christian has also represented clients in government investigations.. After graduating from Arizona State University with a Bachelor of Arts in Justice Studies, Christian attended the William S. Boyd School of Law at the University of Nevada—Las Vegas where he graduated Magna Cum Laude. During law school, Christian served as a judicial extern to the Honorable Abbi Silver and later worked as a law clerk at a national catastrophic injury defense firm. Christian also served as a law clerk to the Honorable Susan Scann of the Eighth Judicial District—Business Court in Las Vegas, Nevada. As a law clerk in one of only five Business Courts in Clark County, he assisted Judge Scann with handling a docket of over 750 business and general civil cases.. In his spare time, Christian spends time with his wife, Ali. He is also an avid tennis and ice hockey player.

Anthony R. Ager practices in the areas of plaintiffs’ personal injury, landlord tenant law, commercial litigation and both gaming and non-gaming collections. Mr. Ager has represented a wide variety of personal injury claimants in catastrophic and less-severe injury cases. His landlord tenant practice includes representing commercial landlords in eviction proceedings and counseling landlords on resolving disputes with tenants. As a commercial litigator, Mr. Ager represents businesses in Nevada’s state and federal courts. Mr. Ager draws on his extensive experience in gaming and non-gaming collections to assist clients in collecting on judgments in all of his practice areas.

Andrew D. Yates joined Marquis Aurbach as a Law Clerk in became an associate in 2024 after he passed the Nevada Bar Exam. Andrew graduated from the William S. Boyd School of Law at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas in 2024.. During his time in law school, Andrew was able to serve as a student attorney at the Poverty Law & Policy Clinic, a Thomas and Mack Legal Clinic, where he had the opportunity to work with public entities and private organizations on poverty law issues related to real estate and access to healthcare. Andrew also had the opportunity to work as a Judicial Intern for two Nevada judges during his time in law school. Under the Honorable Susan H. Johnson in the Eighth Judicial District Court of Nevada, Andrew gained experience in business court and other civil cases. Under the Honorable Chief Judge Jerry A. Weiss, Andrew gained exposure to both civil and criminal issues including specialty courts.. When he is not at work, Andrew is usually spending time with his family or friends. Andrew’s hobbies include snowboarding, basketball, shooting, cars, and traveling to visit his loved ones.

Alessi Law is a law firm run by a single attorney, Melissa Alessi. There are many benefits to having a sole practitioner as your legal representative. Ms. Alessi is highly educated and experienced, and is dedicated to providing quality representation at reasonable rates. Alessi Law delivers personal and individualized attention to you and your case, as opposed to a less personal team-based representation. Alessi Law will listen to your concerns and deliver the support you need with compasion, professionalism and expertise.

Accomplished litigation attorney with a strong background in a diverse range of civil, criminal, real estate, escrow and transactional matters.  Former Democratic candidate for Nevada State Assembly.. Licensed to practice law in Nevada since 2001.. Appointed by the Nevada Supreme Court to be a Foreclosure Mediator.. Appointed Alternate Judge for the City of Las Vegas Municipal Court.. Appointed Justice Court Pro Tem.. Appointed Police Fatality Review Board.. Appointed Arbitrator in 8th Judicial District Court.. Counsel to the Consulate of Mexico.. Nevada local Counsel to Schiff Hardin LLP. Fluent in Spanish and Hebrew.