George F. Ogilvie III of McDonald Carano. Courtesy photoHow I Made Managing Partner: 'Be the Uniting Voice of the Firm,' Says George Ogilvie of McDonald Carano
"A managing partner’s most important role is to be the uniting voice of the firm to uphold the ultimate responsibility for serving as the protector of the institution’s legacy and future. Throughout my three decades at McDonald Carano, I consistently demonstrate my ability to evaluate and act in a transparent, impartial, objective, and fair manner on behalf of the firm as an institution."
January 31, 2025 at 12:00 PM
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George F. Ogilvie III, 64, Managing Partner at McDonald Carano, Las Vegas, Nevada
Practice area: Construction law and litigation
Law school and year of graduation: University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law, 1988
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