We've worked with Mark and Borghese Legal for about three years on trademarks, LLC matters, and…read moreother business legal needs. Mark has been phenomenal throughout that entire time. He is extremely responsive, efficient, knowledgeable, and always stays on top of the details. Most recently, he helped us complete an LLC name change and had everything handled incredibly quickly, including providing the updated documentation right away. He makes the process easy, communicates clearly, and follows through. We've had a consistently excellent experience and would highly recommend Mark and his team.

Mark helped me file for a trademark. He is very…read moreprofessional, knowledgeable and very responsive. I will highly recommend using his legal services! 10 out of 10!!!

Mr. Dunlap has been my litigation attorney for several years. He always provides clear insight and…read morehis wealth of experience is invaluable.

From the owner: When you work with Craig Dunlap Law, you are partnering with over 20 years of trusted business…read morerepresentation. Attorney Craig Dunlap has worked as a law clerk to a bankruptcy judge, as general counsel to a privately held property company and as a lawyer for several large law firms before opening his own practice in Las Vegas. When you are involved in high-stakes financial disputes, you need an attorney with a proven record helping to secure multimillion-dollar recoveries. Craig Dunlap represents a variety of clients in financial conflicts ranging from bankruptcy and debt collections to real estate disputes.

We lost our father last year and needed legal advice. We were referred to GMD and was assured we…read morewould be walked through everything and the total cost shouldn't exceed a certain number. The final bill was more than 3 times the estimate and nothing was done. We actually did all the leg work. We just received the final bill and OMG. To answer an email was any where from approx $80 to $300. lol Moral of the story - dont email an attorney. Just write your questions down and request a meeting and use a timer. So sad to be nickeled and dimed.

Not good. Tried to reach them three times (voicemail) over the period of one week and they never…read moreresponded.

I had a consultation with Ryan regarding a domain dispute for our company. He was extremely helpful…read moreand provided clarity on our situation during the consultation. We will definitely retain him for any further legal needs.

Fantastic legal assistance and advice, would definitely recommend to anyone looking for help with a…read moretrademark. Locally operated in Las Vegas, plus you speak directly to the man! I was in need of advice and legal assistance, Ryan provided just that and some! Also, not pushy and transparent; best legal advice I received so far for the value!

Very disappointed in the service they kept me hanging for over two years did nothing for me just…read moretook my money. Horrible horrible

From the owner: Real Estate Law, Business Law, Family Living Trust, Probateread more

A couple of years ago Michael Cahill did a trust for me and found the experience to be wonderful…read more He was very informative and his whole office environment was super professional. A couple of months ago I noticed the Clark country assessor had my real property recorded incorrectly. Dealing with state agencies can be difficult and scary especially when your dealing with deed vesting. I contacted Mr Cahill and told him the situation. He told me he would fix it. He kept me updated throughout the process which I find very comforting .I recommend him and his team for navigating legal issues without hesitation. Thank you!!!

Michael and his staff handled our Trust preparations with excellent care and professionalism. Start…read moreto finish we received great customer service. Michael took his time explaining all the minutia of the legal terms we were unfamiliar with and never made us feel rushed. He even welcomed our questions to ensure we were comfortable with everything being explained before moving forward to the next step. He is thorough at his job, competent and very knowledgeable in his field. If you want to prepare for the future and need assistance getting all your affairs in order to avoid the headache and heartbreak that can come when inevitably you leave this earth, get a trust in order. Let Michael and his staff help you. You will NOT regret it!

I just got off the phone with Kenny, one of the attorneys at Rushforth Firm. He was so helpful and…read moreinformative .He truly had my best interest at heart. He gave me great advice. I would recommend this firm highly!

From the owner: Practice is focused on estate planning (including the preparation of trusts and wills), domestic…read moreasset protection, probate, trust administration, court proceedings involving disputed wills and trusts, and the formation of business entities (such as limited-liability companies and corporations).

Rachel Tygret and James Beckstrom are rock star attorneys. They both worked feverishly,…read morediligently, with confidence and conviction to intervene in a very complicated and difficult legal situation. Without sharing specifics or details or out situation, these attorneys were able to work across state lines for us and intervene before it was too late. The battle would likely have been MUCH more difficult and drawn out had they not thoroughly advised us on our rights with clarity and complete conviction. You will forever be heroes in our home and family, so for that, we want to say, THANK YOU!!

I've not done business with this firm. Everything expressed in this review is my own opinion, and…read moreagain, I've never hired this firm. What I have experienced however, is receipt of a letter threatening my family with legal action if we access a fire hydrant via a county-permitted firm (The WaterPros) https://www.yelp.com/biz/water-pros-n-las-vegas?osq=water+pros%2C+pool+filling&override_cta=Get+pricing+%26+availability whom have been permitted to connect, meter, and dispense water from a COUNTY-OWNED fire department, and additionally threatened that the hydrant may not be used in the event OUR HOME IS ON FIRE. Does this lawfirm miss even the most BASIC DUE DILIGENCE in looking on the web at the County Water District's permitting process and who is permitted to connect, meter, and charge for water services such as filling a pool? Or claim that a hydrant in a non-gated HOA cannot be used to put out a fire near that hydrant? Clark County Water district permits various vendors to access these hydrants so locals can hire them to fill their pools. The County WANTS these vendors to access the hydrants as often as possible, because it keeps the waterlines clean and healthy. It also enables the County to gain pressure reports from permit holders, ensuring the hydrant meets legal pressurization requirements. https://www.lvvwd.com/engineering-resources/about/construction/index.html When I told the attorney at this office that I was laughing at this ridiculous letter, I was threatened that "laughing at them only makes them want to take me down that much more." Seems like a pugilistic response when they were in error from the jump. Great they served two people here well. Odd they lack basic research skills, even here on Yelp where the WaterPros are highly rated for their professionalism and service. WaterPros had never heard of a lawfirm threatening them for access to a county-owned hydrant. Nor had the County Water District's legal office, who assured me I had nothing to worry about, and to call them back if anything further occurred. Incidently, the WaterDistrict got a good chuckle out of this as well, and made it clear to this law firm that the HOA doesn't have jurisdiction here. It's a COUNTY-OWNED HYDRANT, and is marked as such by being painted yellow. I can't imagine a lawfirm sending this kind of letter without basic due diligence and in my opinion, they're a shyster outfit who tries to intimidate people with no regard for what the county regulations and restrictions actually are. It's a pretty damn big detail to miss, don't you think? As far as the trees, we weren't trimming OUR trees hanging over their fence, we trimmed THEIR trees hanging over OUR fence. At no time did we step onto their property to trim trees, so that statement is an outright lie. I'm not a fan of lawfirms being dishonest. Are you? I strongly suggest finding another firm if you're looking at these guys. Alternatively, perhaps this letter was accidentally sent during "bring your sixthgrader to work" day? And at the end of the day, where is the harm to the HOA or their residents if the hydrant is accessed for 60 minutes every few years? None. Just a "Karen" who apparently called the HOA's attorney because they didn't like a pool being filled from the hydrant.