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As the saying goes, ‘The only thing that is certain in life is death and taxes.’ thus, no outcome in a criminal case can be guaranteed. If I am retained I can promise excellent representation. With my 25 years of experience in criminal law, I understand that the representation of your case is vital to the lives of both you and your loved ones. I am committed to take a personal approach on each and every case I represent. Whether it is a stressful DUI or a serious murder case, you will have my undivided attention. The personal part of representation is what I strive to excel at. I will take into account the personal aspects of your case and make every effort to alleviate any stress or anxiety. The most gratifying part of my job is helping a client, who has made a bad decision, navigate through the difficult times and come out on the other side better for it.”

I am a trial and appellate attorney, licensed in California and Nevada, with a background in business litigation and insurance defense.  My focus over the last several years has been in the areas of general litigation, criminal defense, and personal injury on the plaintiff’s side.  My experience includes working as an associate attorney in San Francisco and Las Vegas for national and regional law firms.  I have also worked in the judiciary as law clerk at the Nevada Supreme Court and as a judicial extern at the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.

Lauren Gorman is a nationally recognized attorney and Stanford Law School graduate practicing in Reno, Nevada. She is a seasoned trial lawyer and creative litigator whose advocacy has resulted in numerous wins and published decisions.

Mr. Davis is an attorney at the Washoe County Public Defender’s Office.  Prior to serving in that capacity, Mr. Davis was a member of Fennemore Craig's Government Affairs Practice Group and an associate at Lionel Sawyer & Collins.  His practice focused on government relations, complex civil litigation and commercial litigation.  During law school, Mr. Davis mediated cases, worked in a civil litigation firm and externed for a well-respected criminal defense attorney in San Diego, California.  Mr. Davis also worked under current Nevada Governor, and then Federal Judge Brian E. Sandoval in the United States District Court, District of Nevada and served as a judicial law clerk for the Honorable David Wiseman, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands Superior Court, Saipan, upon his graduation from law school and subsequently, for the Honorable Brent Adams, Second Judicial District Court of the State of Nevada.. In 2015, Mountain States Super Lawyers named Mr. Davis a "Rising Star" in the field of Government Relations, chosen as one of the top 2.5 percent of young attorneys in his jurisdiction. In 2014, Mountain States Super Lawyers named Mr. Davis a "Rising Star" in the field of Business Litigation. Mr. Davis has also been named to Nevada Business magazine's "Legal Elite" in 2013, 2014 and 2015 as one of Northern Nevada's top attorneys. In 2014, Mr. Davis was awarded the Reno Gazette-Journal's Twenty under 40 Award for his professional achievements, community involvement and exceptional leadership in the Greater Reno-Tahoe area.. Mr. Davis volunteers countless hours to legal aid and several community organizations in Northern Nevada, including work with veterans of our armed forces and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northern Nevada. Aside from practicing law, Mr. Davis enjoys being a "Big," traveling and spending time with his family. In 2014, Mr. Davis was named "Big of the Year" by Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northern Nevada.

Thomas E. Viloria is a founding partner in the firm Viloria, Oliphant, Oster & Aman L.L.P., where he practices primarily in the area of criminal defense.  His emphasis in criminal defense is representing those accused of serious felonies, murder, DUI resulting in death or injury, drug offenses, sex crimes, domestic battery and DUI's.  As one of the most experienced trial lawyers in the firm, Mr. Viloria is also involved in representing select clients in personal injury and wrongful death matters.   He is licensed to practice law before all courts of Nevada and California.. As one of the founding partners in the firm, Mr. Viloria has extensive experience in defending people accused of crimes.  He has tried in excess of 75 cases to jury and in excess of 100 trials before a judge.  He also handles select serious peronal injury cases and has recovered  millions of dollars for those injured in motor vehicle accidents  and wrongful death cases. Known for his trial preparation and presence in the courtroom, Mr. Viloria was a member of the Major Violator's unit of the Washoe County District Attorney's Office, and was assigned to murder and death penalty cases. Acknowledged by one District Court Judge as, "one of the very best prosecutors in the country…," Mr. Viloria brings his considerable trial skills on behalf of each client he represents.. Mr. Viloria has lectured at seminars for judges, lawyers, paralegals and high school students. He was a featured speaker on Evidence at the Nevada District Court Judges’ annual conference. Mr. Viloria is a former instructor at Truckee Meadows Community College. He was an extension instructor at the University of California, Berkeley, California State University, Stanislaus, and the University of Nevada, Reno. Mr. Viloria prepared the course materials and taught at the Reno-Sparks Police Academy in the areas of Search and Seizure, Laws of Arrest, and Crimes Against the Person.. Mr. Viloria is a member of the Washoe County Bar Association, Nevada Justice Association, American Association for Justice and the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.

My name is Ken Stover, and I have spent the last 19 years working on criminal cases. I was a prosecuting attorney for four years, and I have been defending the rights of people who were accused of crimes for 15 years. I understand what you are up against, and I will protect your rights and your future.. "Defense attorneys are the gatekeepers of justice." — Ken Stover. It's true. The prosecution's job is to get a conviction. My job is to see that justice is served on your behalf. During my time as a prosecutor, I watched as many people who had been arrested, were treated unfairly by the courts. I became a defense attorney to prevent that from happening.