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Rusty Graf, an A-V rated attorney is a Real Estate and Litigation attorney licensed to practice in the State of Nevada for 20 years,. Rusty Graf has been a member of the American Bar Association, Clark County Bar Association, State Bar of Nevada, Las Vegas Defense Lawyers, and Defense Research Institute.  Mr. Graff is currently a Board member of the Las Vegas Defense Lawyers. Mr. Graf is also currently a member of the United States District Court for the District Court of Nevada and the United States Supreme Court.  Mr. Graf has served on the State Bar of Nevada’s Southern Disciplinary Panel and the Fee Dispute Arbitrator’s Panel for ten (10) years.. Rusty Graf attended Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts and University of Nevada Las Vegas and obtained a B.S.B.A. from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas in 1992.  Thereafter, Mr. Graf attended Seattle University (previously the University of Puget Sound) School of Law, and he obtained his Juris Doctorate in 1996.. Mr. Graf has worked for the benefit of several non-profit organizations including Big Brothers Big Sisters, Make-A-Wish Foundation and Bishop Gorman High . Graf was born in Honolulu, Hawaii, June 30, 1970, and has been a resident of Las Vegas, Nevada since 1980.

Terry A. Coffing joined MAC Law in September of 1993 after serving as a summer clerk in 1992. Since his admission to the Minnesota State Bar Association in 1992 and the State Bar of Nevada in 1993, Mr. Coffing has gained a diverse litigation background. He is AV rated by Martindale-Hubbell. Mr. Coffing has presided and litigated numerous jury and bench trials in state and federal court in Nevada and in other states. He has obtained several multi-million dollar verdicts and served as defense counsel in multi-million dollar claims on behalf of his client. Prior to coming to MAC, Mr. Coffing served as a law clerk to the Honorable Jack Lehman in the Eighth Judicial District Court of Las Vegas as well as clerking for the United States Bankruptcy Court Judge and the United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Minnesota. Mr. Coffing served as President and Managing Partner of the law firm for 17 years, and is co-chair of the litigation department. Mr. Coffing also serves on the Board of Governors of the Nevada State Bar.. In his spare time Mr. Coffing is a horrible golfer, an automotive enthusiast and an avid skier. He also enjoys spending time with his wife Jayne, their children, Abigail and Hayden, and their dogs.

The Wright Law Group, P.C., is an AV Rated “Preeminent” litigation law firm located in Las Vegas, Nevada, that represents businesses and individuals in disputes concerning construction contracts, real estate, and other commercial dealings. The firm’s clients include general and specialty contractors, real estate investors and other small businesses in disputes and controversies generally surrounding breach of contract claims or business to business torts such as interference and unfair trade practices. The firm also concentrates on defending and representing contractors and applicants, throughout the State, before the Nevada State Contractors Board and other administrative and regulatory bodies such as Manufactured Housing, Southern Nevada Health District, Department of Air Quality, and others.. Mr. Wright has been litigating cases for over thirty years. He began his professional life out of law school by clerking for a judge in Honolulu’s felony trial level court. Soon after finishing his clerkship, he began his solo practice by taking on indigent criminal defense cases as a court - appointed defense attorney. This gave him immediate and early exposure to the courtroom, handling serious felonies of all classes and types against much more senior prosecutors. Unlike most attorneys of his age and tenure at the time, being a solo practitioner, John had complete autonomy over his case strategy which also meant he had to learn his craft on the job and by seeking out mentors from the seasoned defense lawyers he had watched as a law clerk. This early education, which lasted several years, served to form the way he continues to practice today – preparing harder than the opposition, expecting the unexpected and never underestimating the opponent.. As court-appointed work wouldn’t’ pay all the bills, John also began taking on another type of caseload handed down by his retiring stepfather – government procurement litigation. Representing government contractors in construction claims for additional compensation or defending them from wrongful termination of their contracts. This quickly led to representing contractors in all types of situations including private contract disputes and what he focusses primarily on today- representing contractors in disputes with other owners, other contractors, and regulatory bodies.. Handling these two seemingly divergent areas of law has led John to be the rare recipient of an AV “Preeminent” peer rating by Martindale & Hubble in both Commercial Litigation and Criminal Defense – the highest rating awarded by one’s peers in the community. This unique experience brings together different key skill sets- the ability to think on your feet under pressure and the discipline it takes to plan and execute complex, detailed oriented and oftentimes highly technical cases.. John relocated to Las Vegas and began practicing in Nevada in the late 1990s and continues to handle the same types of cases. Today, John’s practice focusses on representing contractors in legal disputes- civil, administrative, and criminal. This means contract review, filing and defending breach of contract claims, mechanic’s liens, bid protests and defending regulatory investigations from the Nevada State Contractors Board and the Manufactured Housing Division. This also means being able to competently defend criminal accusations surrounding contracting such as: acting without a license, fraud, theft or violating safety regulations.. John’s depth of knowledge and extensive practice has led him to handle upwards of 150 cases before the Nevada and Hawaii Supreme Courts as well as the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals- oftentimes at the request of other law firms. Since 2001, John has presided over hundreds of cases as an arbitrator, and has served as a Short Trial Pro Tempore Judge in Clark County since 2007. John has also completed Mediator training offered by the National Judicial College.. Attorney John Henry Wright has over 30 years of commercial litigation experience and industry knowledge to offer clients in Nevada. Call to arrange a consultation.

Stephen M. Coston is a founding member of Legacy Law.  He has more than 14 years of experience as an attorney in the areas of contract law, estate planning, wills & trusts, negligence, and real estate.. Mr. Coston is a lifelong resident of Nevada and received his Juris Doctor from University of Las Vegas Boyd School of Law in 2003.  He also graduated from the University of Utah in 2000 with a Bachelor of Science in Political Science. He has written several continuing education classes for community association managers and is currently an instructor with the Nevada Real Estate Division.. Mr. Coston can be reached at for a free consultation.

Stephanie B. MacKeen received her bachelor of arts degree in Political Science from Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, British Columbia, in 2000.  From 2002 through 2005, Ms. MacKeen studied law at New England School of Law in Boston, Massachusetts. Through the summer of 2003, Ms. MacKeen studied Comparative Constitutional Law and Comparative Trial Systems in Europe, at the University of Malta, in Valetta, Malta.. Through her last two years at New England School of Law, Ms. MacKeen worked and later volunteered at the Boston Stock Exchange, in the Department of Regulation and Enforcement, dealing primarily with internal as well as SEC-related compliance issues. Ms. MacKeen obtained her Juris Doctor in 2005, and was awarded the CALI award in Securities Regulation, and Free Speech and Religion. Ms. MacKeen also received the New England Scholar award for academic achievement in her final year of studies.. Ms. MacKeen was admitted to practice law in the State of Nevada in May of 2006. Prior to coming to Black & LoBello, Ms. MacKeen’s work focused primarily on licensing issues for liquor and gaming in the City of Las Vegas, Clark County, and the City of Henderson. She also worked extensively in the field of land use and other related entitlements. Ms. MacKeen is currently a member of the Nevada State Bar Association and the Nevada Trial Lawyer’s Association.

I started The Rubinstein Law Firm, with 1 primary goal in mind, to provide the best possible service to my clients, even where those interests may conflict with my own.  I consider myself a true fiduciary to my clients, which is actually rare in this industry.  My reputation and practice is based on my tenacity as a litigator, and my uncomprimising principles.  I serve my clients in whatever capacity I am able, including attorney, counselor and friend.

I am an experienced and motivated attorney with proven results and success focusing in construction and commercial law and litigation.  My objective with each of my clients is to provide advice and guidance to allow them to achieve their goals and resolve disputes in the process in a practical cost efficient manner.  I am licensed to practice in both Federal and State jurisdictions of Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Connecticut centering in the practice areas of:. Civil Litigation. Commercial Litigation. Construction Law & Litigation. Contract Law and Review. Corporate Transaction, Formations &. Development. Creditor Rights. Estate Planning and Administration. Manufacturer & Design Defect Defense. Mechanics Liens. Real Estate Transactions & Disputes. Retail and Commercial Collections. Surety Bond Claims

When representing a client, I focus on utilizing our resources to advance the client's interests efficiently and effectively.  I take my client's financial committments to each matter very seriously, and I'm committed to developing, articulating and executing legal strategies that are goal-driven, client-focused and financially responsible.  Representing businesses and business people requires focus on each client's goals and the bottom-line.  Our strategies are intended to align the client's goals and bottom-line as closely as possible in order to maximize each client's outcome in each matter.

All construction projects have risks, and having the right legal counsel is paramount. Clients know Larry for his expertise in construction contracts, finance, regulation, litigation, mediation, and arbitration. Yet, it is his understanding of the construction business that makes him invaluable.. Larry's experience in construction and construction contracts began long before he was attorney. Prior to becoming a construction attorney, he was a project superintendent, project engineer, project manager, and senior project contracts manager for  the largest construction, architecture, and engineering companies in the United States. With 20 plus years in the construction industry, Larry's knowledge of and experience with every aspect of commercial, industrial, and energy projects make him an invaluable asset.. Larry has worked as an attorney for a large law firm and as corporate counsel for one of the largest engineering & construction companies in the world, providing legal counsel for local, national, and international projects and construction disputes. He is a panel American Arbitration Association Arbitrator & Mediator. Larry has extensive legal experience with construction litigation, construction claims, consulting contracts, design agreements, construction contracts,  project finance, supply agreements, project counsel, construction business and tax matters, and construction regulatory, licensing, and lien matters. Larry also provides legal counsel on contract structures for large projects, including project delivery methods (design-bid-build, design-build, construction manager, EPC & EPCM). As one of the only attorneys in the State of Arkansas who has worked on public-private partnership transactions deals and project development, Larry supplies administrative and transactional guidance to clients on public-private partnership projects.. In addition to construction law matters, Larry also provides general corporate law and OSHA legal services, such as compliance counsel and citation representation & appeal counsel. Larry is publishes often in construction publications, is a corporate contract advisory attorney for LexisNexis, and is an adjunct professor of construction law at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Law.