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Clark County Bar Association2018 Executive Board

James T. LeavittLeavitt Legal Services

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Paul RayPaul C. Ray, Chtd.

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Mariteresa Rivera-RogersWright Stanish & Winckler

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PresidentJohn P. Aldrich

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Judicial AppointeeJudge Jerry Wiese, IIDept. 30Eighth Judicial District Court

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3Clark County Bar Association 40 Year Club Induction Ceremony & Luncheon • March 15, 2018

Welcome to the Clark County Bar Association’s “40 Year Club Induction Ceremony and Luncheon” sponsored by Bank of Nevada and supported by

Depo International, Lawclerk.Legal and Expert Strategy Group.

This year, we honor CCBA Members who were admitted to practice law in Nevada 40, 45, 50, and 55 years ago. We hope you will listen to their stories, learn about their practice, and enjoy today’s event.

Thank you for attending and supporting your local bar association!

Special thanks to our Master of Ceremonies—CCBA Past President (‘93) Dan Polsenberg—for engaging the audience during today’s event.

40 Year Inductees (Admitted 1978):Sylvia Beller ...........................................................................4Donald J. Campbell .............................................................4Gregory Tim Hafen .............................................................5Will Kemp .............................................................................5Brent Larsen ..........................................................................6Lynda Mabry .........................................................................6John Marchiano ...................................................................6Steven Scow ...........................................................................7Judge Robert W. “Bob” Teuton .........................................7

45 Year Honorees (Admitted 1973):Leland Eugene Backus ........................................................8Richard Barrows ..................................................................9Howard Ecker .......................................................................9John Graves Jr. ......................................................................9Gerald Gordon ...................................................................10Daniel Hussey .....................................................................10Hon. Philip M. Pro (Ret.) .................................................11Michael Singer ....................................................................12William Terry .....................................................................12Gerald Welt .........................................................................12

55 Year Honoree (Admitted 1968):Senior District Judge Allan Earl .....................................13Aubrey Goldberg ................................................................13Paul Lamboley ....................................................................13Frank Schreck .....................................................................13Kermitt Waters ...................................................................14

60 Year Honoree (Admitted 1963):Richard Bryan ....................................................................14

Errors & OmissionsInformation listed in this document is not comprehensive and intended for entertainment purposes only. The CCBA staff sincerely apologizes for any Information that is incorrect and for any inconvenience made to the bar member. Corrections may be submitted to the CCBA, 717 S. 8th Street, Las Vegas, NV 89101. Phone: (702) 387-6011. Fax: (702) 387-7867. E-mail: [email protected]. Thank you!

Master of CeremoniesDaniel F. Polsenberg

Lewis Roca Rothgerber Christie LLP

Welcome to the 40 Year Club Induction Ceremony & Luncheon!

Thank you for your continued support of theClark County Bar Association!


Sylvia BellerFirm/Org: RetiredLaw School: University of San Diego School of LawNevada Bar Admission Date: 1978Other States/Dates of Admission: CA 1979Practice Area(s): Commercial and civil litigation, construction, law, do-mestic relations, juvenile lawFirst Job at a Lawyer in Nevada: Deputy District Attorney, Criminal Divi-sionName of mentor / NV bar member who made an impact upon you personally: Bill Curran who got me started in the right direction, and Justice Miriam Shearing who showed me the way.Share some advice for new lawyers (in 280 characters or less): Honor the practice of law. It is a noble profession. Be honest, forthright and have integrity. Be respectful of your fellow lawyers. Listen and learn. You don’t know everything.Share a short story or anecdote from your legal career (in 200 words or less): When I was sworn in as CCBA President, Dara Goldsmith made it a coronation, complete with a tiara. It was a great and fulfilling year to work with such a dedicated and intelligent board and staff. After my Presidency, Dara kept referring to me as the ‘Queen Mum.’

Donald J. CampbellFirm/Org: Campbell & WilliamsLaw School: Creighton University School of LawNevada Bar Admission Date: 1978Other States/Dates of Admission: United States Supreme Court 1989Practice Area(s): Commercial LitigationFirst Job at a Lawyer in Nevada: Deputy District Attorney, Criminal Division - Clark County District Attorney’s OfficeName of mentor / NV bar member who made an impact upon you personally: Former State Bar President and U.S. Magistrate John Darby O’Brien (Bar. #833)Share some advice for new lawyers (in 280 characters or less): Pick great partners with whom to share your life. I have been married to my wife for 35 years and have had the same law partner for 25 years. Without their love and support, I could not have achieved whatever success I have enjoyed in the past 40 years.Share a short story or anecdote from your legal career (in 200 words or less): The two primary values that were instilled in me by my parents were these: loyalty and perseverance. Loyalty is perhaps the greatest of all virtues, because it is the one sustaining feature in every long-term relationship. Your friends and your clients must believe and be assured that you will stick by them when all others have forsaken them. Perseverance is so valued because it is often times up to you and you alone as to whether you will succeed. My favorite quote and one I have studied since childhood is from President Calvin Coolidge: “Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence. Talent will not; nothing is more common than

unsuccessful men with talent. Genius will not; unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Education will not; the world is full of educated derelicts. Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent.”

State Bar of Nevada’s 2017 Presidential Award Ceremony (Donald J. Campbell, Presidential Award Recipient) In this photo (Campbell & Williams partners from left to right): Samuel R. Mirkovich, Philip R.

Erwin, J. Colby Williams, Donald J. Campbell, Hunter Campbell) Photo courtesy of SBN Past President & CCBA Past President Bryan Scott.

A Look BackImage from the

“Pioneering Women Attorneys” ” issue of Communiqué (February 1998)


Gregory HafenCirca 1999

Gregory Tim HafenFirm/Org: Gregory T. Hafen, CHTD.Law School: McGeorge School of Law - Sacramento, CaliforniaAdmission: I was licensed to practice law in Nevada - 1978; California - 1979; US District Court of Nevada – 1979 and the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals – 1987.My legal career began in 1978 when I joined the law firm of Beckley, Singleton, DeLanoy and Jemison (BSD&J). At BSD&J my cases included personal injury, wrongful death, medical mal-practice, insurance coverage and Bad Faith litigation.In January of 1986 I started my own law practice handling the same type of litigated cases.From 1986 to 2005 my law practice focused on litigating cases. I was, however, also mediating and arbitrating cases privately and as a Clark County District Court Arbitrator/Mediator. During that 19 years the firm grew from one attorney to nine lawyers. I was responsible or client development and retention. I supervised the lawyers and staff. I was also responsible for all billing, accounting and financial matters. In 1988 I built my law office at 525 S. 9th Street. I have practiced at that loca-tion for the past thirty years.In 2005 I began concentrating my practice on mediations and arbitrations. I also started spending more time with our fam-ily owned development and utility businesses operating in Pahrump, Nevada. For those businesses I have negotiated and drafted real estate agreements, leases, joint development agreements and utility annexation agreements. I have appeared before the Nye County Commission for zoning matters, use permits and the development agreements. I have also partici-pated in proceedings before the Public Utilities Commission of Nevada which have included annexation, tariff and rate case proceedings.In 2009 I participated in the legislative process to successfully pass a bill to streamline rate cases for small water and sewer utilities in Nevada.In 2012 I was involved in a serious motor vehicle accident that left me paralyzed. Fortunately, I have been able to continue serving as an Arbitrator and Mediator. I have also continued to help with the family businesses.

Then and NowA “Then and Now” feature from CCBA “Over the Years” issue of Communiqué (September 2005)

Will KempFirm/Org: Kemp, Jones & Coulthard, LLPLaw School: University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of LawNevada Bar Admission Date: 1978 Practice Area(s): LitigationFirst Job at a Lawyer in Nevada: Jones, Jones, Close & BrownName of mentor / NV bar member who made an impact upon you personally: Herb Jones and Joe BrownShare some advice for new lawyers (in 280 characters or less): Work hard and you will be rewarded.


Brent LarsenFirm/Org: Singer & Larsen P.C.Law School: University of Utah College of LawNevada Bar Admission Date: 1978 Other States/Dates of Admission: UT/1977Practice Area(s): Real Estate, Contracts, Commercial LitigationFirst Job at a Lawyer in Nevada: Law Clerk for Judge BabcockName of mentor / NV bar member who made an impact upon you personally: George Rudiak; Chuck DeanerShare some advice for new lawyers (in 280 characters or less): It is always better to maintain good relations with opposing counsel. It better serves yourself and your clients.Share a short story or anecdote from your legal career (in 200 words or less): I was involved in a trial that was twice interrupted by an ex parte stay order fom the Nevada Supreme Court and in both cases the Supreme Court held a conference in its chambers on 24 hours notice and, after both conferences, the trial resumed the next day. this was in 1979 and I believe Gordon Thompson was the Chief Justice.The Supreme Court conferences concerned a judge’s disqualification and then without any opposition by either parter the judge who recused himself later took jurisdiction of the case. The other conference had to do with whether there was effec-tive waiver of NRCP 41(e).

Lynda MabryFirm/Org: Hejmanowski & McCrea LLCLaw School: UCLANevada Bar Admission Date: 1978Other States/Dates of Admission: Practice Area(s): Business Litigation

John MarchianoFirm/Org: John Marchiano, A Professional Law CorporationLaw School: Syracuse University College of LawNevada Bar Admission Date: 1978Practice Area(s): Criminal & Traffic Law, DUI Defense, Personal Injury

Brent LarsenFebruary 2018

Past Bar Luncheon Greg Smith, Charles McCrea, Lynda Mabry, and Paul

Hejmanowski at CCBA’s January 2016 luncheon.


Steven R. ScowCirca 1999

Judge Bob TeutonCirca 2014

Steven R. ScowFirm/Org: Steven R. Scow, Ltd., Professional CorporationLaw School: BYUNevada Bar Admission Date: 1978 - Other States/Dates of Admission: Utah 1977Practice Area(s): Probate, Trusts, Real PropertyFirst Job at a Lawyer in Nevada: Ashworth & CoxName of mentor / NV bar member who made an impact upon you personally: William R. MorseShare some advice for new lawyers (in 280 characters or less): Be sure that statements & repre-sentations are straight forward and truthful.Share a short story or anecdote from your legal career (in 200 words or less): I enjoyed getting a work assignment from William R. Morse because he would always take the time to give the factual history of the case, and describe the concerns that created the need for what was to be done. Having the context helped provide confidence in preparation of work product.

Judge Robert W. “Bob” TeutonFirm/Org: 8th Judicial District Court, Family Court, Department D Law School: Texas Tech School of Law, Lubbock, Texas Nevada Bar Admission Date: September 25, 1978Practice Area(s): Family Law, Criminal LawFirst Job at a Lawyer in Nevada: Deputy District Attorney, Clark County Name of mentor / NV bar member who made an impact upon you personally: Judge John MendozaShare some advice for new lawyers (in 280 characters or less): Always maintain your ethical compass. Remember that honesty and integrity are the currency of our practice. Admit mistakes as soon as you discover them even if the mistake would not likely be discovered or alter the outcome of the case. Practice civility by staying focused on the case and not yourself or your opponent.Share a short story or anecdote from your legal career (in 200 words or less): Judge Mendoza advised me to become a trial attorney to overcome the real fear I had of speaking in public. My first weeks of appearing in Las Vegas Justice Court consisted of eating breakfast, showering, throwing-up and going to work. As I grew in self-confidence I began to take short-cuts in the courtroom. When defense counsel in a murder case asked to see the five-inch stack of crime scene and autopsy photographs I casually tossed them on his table in the courtroom and was promptly admonished by the Court not to throw things at opposing counsel. I realized the value of maintaining good relationships with all the court staff when I later read the transcript of the hearing and discovered the court reporter had omitted the entire incident from the record! One of my most memorable trials involved a legally blind eyewitness and a 911 phone call. The victim, legally blind, in bed for the evening with her glasses on the night stand, heard her house being broken into and called 911. As the assailant entered her bedroom with baseball bat in hand she gave a stunningly accurate description of the defendant to the 911 operator. I ob-tained permission to play the recording during my opening statement. The 911 operator then listened to the tape recording and authenticated its accuracy. The victim then listened to the recording and verified that it was her voice and accurately depicted what she saw. With the aid of glasses, she identified the defendant in court. I, of course, played the recording dur-ing my closing argument. After listening to the tape four times and with the in-court identification, the fact that the victim was legally blind did not deter the jury from conviction.


Leland Eugene BackusFirm/Org: Backus Carranza & BurdenLaw School: UCLA School of LawNevada Bar Admission Date: October 1973 Other States/Dates of Admission: California 1972Practice Area(s): Civil LitigationFirst Job at a Lawyer in Nevada: Beckley Singleton Delanoy & JemisonName of mentor / NV bar member who made an impact upon you personally: Rex Jemison and Mort GalaneShare some advice for new lawyers (in 280 characters or less): Have a passion for what you do and remember that every-day you get paid to be a student of life.Share a short story or anecdote from your legal career (in 200 words or less): It has been a roller coast career ride. Amaz-ingly for a kid from Winnemucca, Nevada, I have lucked out in being able to be a lawyer in some of the largest complex cases in the country from the MGM Grand Hotel Fire to Agent Orange, to Tobacco, to Dupont Hotel Fire in Puerto Rico, to Pep-con Plant Explosion, to Bone Screw litigation, to diet drug, yellow brass and recently City Center Harmon Tower litigation, to name a few. I have had the honor of being asked to teach other legal professionals locally, nationally, and internationally of the lessons I have learned, which I enjoy immensely.Equally important along this path, I have headed up various charitable organizations from Big Brothers and Sisters to the Nevada Law Foundation, to my present position as Chairman of Send Me On Vacation which has sent hundreds of under-served breast cancer survivors on healing empowerment vacations.

Trial binders for MGM Grand Hotel Fire Litiga-tion 1983.

Leland Eugene BackusCirca 1999

Gene Backus preparing for multiweek derivative shareholder trial in Salt Lake City- 1990’s

Jim Armstrong, Gene Backus, Craig Delk, Peggy Leen at the firm triathlon - 1984

Gene Backus, Jim Armstrong, and Craig Delk at the firm triathlon - 1984 Gene and Lee Backus - 1982


Richard BarrowsFirm/Org: Wilson Barrows & SalyerLaw School: Arizona State UniversityNevada Bar Admission Date: 1973 Practice Area(s): Wills, Estates, Estate Planning & Probate, Real Estate Law

Howard EckerCirca 1975

Howard EckerFirm/Org: Ecker Law Group, PLLCLaw School: New York University School of LawNevada Bar Admission Date: 1973 Other States/Dates of Admission: Practice Area(s): Domestic Relations & Family Law

John Graves Jr.Firm/Org: Graves & LeavittLaw School: University of ArizonaNevada Bar Admission Date: 1973

John Graves, Jr.Circa 1973

Summer Kick-Off BBQDate: Thursday, June 7, 2018 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

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Gerald GordonCirca 2007

Gerald GordonFirm/Org: Garman Turner Gordon LLPLaw School: University of California - Los AngelesNevada Bar Admission Date: 1973

Daniel HusseyCirca 2002

Daniel HusseyLaw School: University of California - Los AngelesNevada Bar Admission Date: 1973Practice Area(s): Education Law, Labor Law, Hearing OfficerFirst Job at a Lawyer in Nevada: Clark County District CourtName of mentor / NV bar member who made an impact upon you personally: Judge Jim Santini

Gerald GordonCirca 1994

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Honorable Philip ProCirca 2016

Honorable Philip M. Pro (Ret.)Firm/Org: JAMSLaw School: Golden Gate University School of LawNevada Bar Admission Date: 1973Other States/Dates of Admission: CA, 1972Practice Area(s): Arbitration & MediationResponse to Invite to Event: Thank you for the invitation to attend the 40 Year Club Luncheon on March 15th. And thanks to the CCBA for hosting the event. Regrettably, I will be presid-ing over an arbitration in Phoenix the week of March 12 through 16, and will have to miss the event. It truly is hard to believe that 45 years have passed since I was admitted to the State Bar of Nevada, and joined the CCBA. The profession and the Bar has changed so much since then! That was a special time, but so is today.Happily, I expect when you host a similar gathering 40 years hence, you will find the list of honorees to be far more diverse, and will include more than a single female member. Please convey my special congratulations to Lynda Mabry on helping lead the way in this regard, and also my warm best wishes to all of my elder, and junior honorees in attendance. I will be thinking of you all on March 15th, and I also remembering fondly so many colleagues no longer with us. Sincerely,Phil Pro

Five Years AgoOn March 21, 2013, the CCBA held the 40 Year Club Luncheon at Cili Restaurant at Bali Hai Golf Club. The event was hosted by CCBA President (‘13) Kari Stephens and featured CCBA Past President (‘96) Sal Gugino as Master of Cere-

monies. Pictured (standing, l-r): Howard N. Ecker (40 years), Leland E. Backus (40 years), Hon. Philip M. Pro (40 years), John J. Graves, Jr. (40 years), Daniel S. Hussey (40 years), Michael H. Singer (40 years), Gerald M. Gordon (40 years),

Kari Stephens, and Sal Gugino. Pictured (sitting, l-r): Hon. Allan R. Earl (45 years), Robert N. Peccole (50 years), Richard H. Bryan (50 years), John Patrick Foley (60 years). Photo courtesy of Steph Abbott.


William TerryCirca 1999

William TerryFirm/Org: William B. Terry, Chtd.Law School: University of San Diego School of LawNevada Bar Admission Date: 1973

Gerald WeltCirca 1994

Gerald WeltFirm/Org: Welt LawLaw School: California Western School of LawNevada Bar Admission Date: 1973Practice Area(s): Social Security Disability

Michael SingerCirca 2012

Michael H. SingerFirm/Org: Singer and Larsen P.C.Law School: New York University School of LawNevada Bar Admission Date: 1973Other States/Dates of Admission: NY (12-16-65)Practice Area(s): Commercial Transactions, Litigation, and Income TaxFirst Job at a Lawyer in Nevada: Beckley, Singleton, et alName of mentor / NV bar member who made an impact upon you personally: Judge Lloyd GeorgeShare some advice for new lawyers (in 280 characters or less): Deal openly and honestly with all clients and opposing counsel. Give client honest evaluation of the merits of his case even if client wants different advice. Finally, always bill fairly and honestly based upon actual, necessary time involved.Share a short story or anecdote from your legal career (in 200 words or less): Many years ago, I represented Hank Greenspun in a very large tax case. After many months of pre-trial discovery and trial briefs to the U.S. Tax Court, the IRS was willing to reduce deficiency by 80%. The day prior to the trial, while walking up and back the Washington Hilton’s walkways (about 1/4 mile each), Hank kept asking “are we right.” I continued answering affirmatively but kept advising an 80% concession should be seriously considered; could not guarantee success. Finally, Hank said, “F... them, go for it.” We won and the Internal Revenue Code was amended by adding § 483.


Senior District Judge Allan EarlCirca 2002

Senior District Judge Allan EarlFirm/Org: Supreme Court of Nevada/Administrative Office of the CourtsLaw School: University of California - Berkeley, Boalt HallNevada Bar Admission Date: 1968

Aubrey GoldbergCirca 1973

Aubrey GoldbergFirm/Org: Greenman Goldberg Raby & MartinezLaw School: Marshall-Wythe School of LawNevada Bar Admission Date: 1968Practice Area(s): Personal injury law and workers’ compensation law

Paul LamboleyFirm/Org: Law Offices of Paul H. LamboleyLaw School: University of Wisconsin Law SchoolNevada Bar Admission Date: 1968Other States/Dates of Admission: WI/1967

Frank SchreckCirca 1990

Frank SchreckFirm/Org: Brownstein Hyatt Farber SchreckLaw School: University of California - Berkeley, Boalt HallNevada Bar Admission Date: 1968Other States/Dates of Admission: Practice Area(s): Gaming Law, Corporate Finance & Securities Law


Kermitt WatersCirca 1999

Kermitt WatersFirm/Org: Law Offices of Kermitt L. WatersLaw School: Texas Southern UniversityNevada Bar Admission Date: 1968Other States/Dates of Admission: TX/1966Practice Area(s): Constitutional Law, Eminent Domain & Condemnation Law, Real Property Law

Richard BryanCirca 2004

Richard BryanFirm/Org: Fennemore Craig, PCLaw School: University of California - HastingsNevada Bar Admission Date: 1963Practice Area(s): Government Affairs

Richard BryanCirca 1966

Donations and Volunteers Needed

Blanket the HomelessJoin in our community service efforts to provide local homeless people with rescue blankets. A project of the Clark County Bar Association and the Clark County Law Foun-dation to benefit homeless people in our community. Monies donated for this cause will be used to purchase new blankets for distribution to local homeless people in the Las Vegas area.

Opportunity to Make a Donation to Purchase Blankets:

Donations will be accepted through September 2018. Financial donations can be made to Clark County Bar Asso-ciation, a 501(c)(6) non-profit organization. Mail check to: Clark County Bar Association, 717 S. 8th Street, Las Vegas, NV, 89101. Please include a note with payment to benefit: “Blanket the Homeless.” Please do NOT donate blankets.

Opportunity to Volunteer to Distribute Blankets:

Members of the CCBA are invited to distribute blankets at an organized event in the fall/winter of 2018. The com-mittee is planning to distribute at the 2018 Project Homeless Connect event organized by teh Nevada Homeless Alliance. For more information about the CCBA Community Service Committee, contact Mark Blackman Wright, Finlay & Zak, LLP, [email protected], (702) 224-2460.

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CCBA Member Memories WorksheetWant to share a memory about your career as a lawyer in southern Nevada?

Please respond to the following informational fields and submit responses to the Clark County Bar Association, 717 S. 8th Street, Las Vegas, NV 89101, via fax to 702-387-7867,

or via e-mail to [email protected]. Thank you!

This form to be completed by the CCBA member (print or type, please):

Name:

Firm/Org:

Law School:

Nevada Bar Admission Date: Other States/Dates of Admission:

Practice Area(s):

First Job at a Lawyer in Nevada:

Name of mentor / NV bar member who made an impact upon you personally:

Share some advice for new lawyers (in 280 characters or less):

Share a short story or anecdote from your legal career (in 200 words or less):

Member’s Signature: Date:

Photo Request: If you have any photos from your career, please forward them to the CCBA. Be sure to include a separate note about the person(s) pictured including their name(s), the scene pictured, and the approximate date when taken. We plan to scan them in to publish photos in the event program and add them to the CCBA’s historical archive. Any printed photos will be handled with care and promptly returned. Thank you!

*NOTES: Submittal of this information is authorization to publish by the Clark County Bar Association (CCBA). CCBA may use this information to publish in the 40 Year Club event program, Communiqué, on the bar’s web-site at www.clarkcountybar.org, and electronically via CCBA’s social media accounts, and/or as needed by the CCBA in the future.


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