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As a graduate of the National Institute for Trial Advocacay, I have sucessessfully represented clients in jury trials, bench trials, arbitrations, administrative hearings and mediations.  In my transactional practice, I have represented the owners of commercial properties, ranches, Tahoe estates, mining operations and a large-scale casino in multimillion dollar conveyances.. Having received an AV Peer Review Rating, I have been ranked by my peers and judges at the highest level of professional excellence in both legal ability and ethincal standards.. My hobbies primarily involve skiing, racquetball, motorcycling and golfing with his family and friends.

Anna has more than 28 years of experience in insurance law, including life, accident, disability, property and casualty, liability, reinsurance, key man, ERISA and bad faith.. Anna dedicates her time and energy to advocating for those whose insurance claims have been improperly denied. Before joining Kantor & Kantor, Ms. Martin spent her careers as a defense attorney. She began her career as an associate at Adams, Duque & Hazeltine, then operated her own law firm, Rimac & Martin, for 19 years. Anna finished her defense career as a Partner at Meserve, Mumper & Hughes.. As a defense attorney, Anna represented insurers and Lloyd’s syndicates through all phases of litigation including jury and court trials, mediation, arbitration and appeals throughout the United States. The skills and knowledge that she developed and gained as a defense attorney make her a particularly strong advocate for individuals whose claims have been denied.. Anna was named a “Super Lawyer” by Northern California Super Lawyers Magazine from 2011-2017, and 2020. Anna resides in Reno, Nevada, and splits her time between San Francisco and Reno. Anna enjoys spending time with her two grown daughters as well as her mother. She is active in women’s issues and animal rescue and advocacy. She is an avid wildlife enthusiast and spends much of her time outdoors.

Amy McGeever focuses her practice on representing private and public employers in employment matters involving claims of harassment, discrimination, retaliation, and wrongful termination. Additionally, Amy handles administrative charges filed with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and the Nevada Equal Rights Commission.. Prior to joining Ogletree, Amy worked as an associate at a boutique employment litigation firm where she counseled clients in both Nevada and California.. Amy attended the University of San Diego School of Law in San Diego, CA. While in law school, she served as a judicial extern for the Hon. Judge Mitchell D. Dembin in the United States District Court for the Southern District of California and as a law clerk for the California Office of the Attorney General. Upon graduating from law school, Amy briefly practiced in San Diego before returning to the Northern Nevada area.

After practicing law for 30 years with some of Nevada's largest law firms Stephen Kent opened Kent Law a botique litigation law firm in 2010. With 36 years of experience defending large clients such as Wal-Mart Stores and smaller businesses such as Hotel Contracting Service Kent Law offers high quality representaion in a variety of areas of litigation from defense of personal injury claims, aviation law, debt collection, through business corporate and real estate disputes.

Adriana Guzmán Fralick was raised in northern Nevada attending Sparks High School and earning her Bachelor’s degree from the University of Nevada, and her Juris Doctor degree from the William S. Boyd School of Law at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Adriana has dedicated her career to public service including as Legal Counsel to the Nevada Commission on Ethics, General Counsel to Governor Jim Gibbons, Assistant General Counsel to the Nevada Public Utilities Commission and Executive Secretary to the Nevada Gaming Control Board and Nevada Gaming Commission. Before being appointed the Carson City Deputy City Manager, she served as the Chief Deputy District Attorney for Carson City. Her volunteer service includes serving as a member of the Nevada State Board of Education and the Commission on Post Secondary Education.

A Reno, Nevada, native, I sought a new career at age 43 when I enrolled in the first law school in Nevada, Old College/Nevada School of Law founded by Father Leary.. After 18 years in business the Law School curriculim was facinating and enlightening.  All those years of wondering what lawyers and the Courts were doing became increasely clear.. When I attended law school I anticipated I would practice in the fields of wills and trusts.  However, the consumer bankruptcy business payed the rent for a number of years before I could narrow my practice to wills, trusts and probate matters.. The newer legislation in Nevada enablying forming Limited Liability Companies and preparing Self-funded Spendtrift Trusts, have also appealed to me and helped me to diversify.. I prefer to operate a small, boutique type practice where the emphasis is on client service and courtesy.

A former criminal prosecutor, Mr. Hagen brings thousands of cases worth of experience to bear in providing his clients with thorough, rigorous representation.. An alumnus of the University of Wisconsin School of Journalism,  Mr. Hagen graduated from University of San Francisco School of Law in 2008, where he earned CALI awards in Bankruptcy Law and International Civil Dispute Resolution.. Mr. Hagen began his career as a law clerk for the Hon. Howard D. McKibben, a Federal District Court Judge in the District of Nevada.  In this capacity, Mr. Hagen wrote advisory memoranda and dispositive court orders concerning a wide variety of civil litigation, including personal injury, insurance law, Medicare administration and intellectual property.. After his clerkship, Mr. Hagen was a Deputy District Attorney for Lyon County, Nevada.  In that role, Mr. Hagen was responsible for the prosecution of each crime that occurred in and around the city of Fernley, NV.  In that unique position of responsibility, Mr. Hagen prosecuted the entire spectrum of crime, from stop sign violations to child rape and first-degree murder.  Mr. Hagen has prosecuted several dozen trials, including a two-week first-degree murder trial. In addition to that trial experience, Mr. Hagen appeared in roughly forty other minor court hearings each week in discharging his duties as a criminal prosecutor.. Prior to joining the Whittemore Law Firm in July 2013, Mr. Hagen was a Deputy Attorney General in the Litigation Division of the Nevada Attorney General’s Office.  In that capacity, Mr. Hagen represented the Nevada Department of Corrections Administrative Office and the Ely State Prison in Civil Rights Litigation and State Torts, including medical claims, personal injury matters and Constitutional Torts.. Mr. Hagen is licensed to practice law in Nevada and California.