Mr. William H. Stoddard Jr., Attorney

Mr. Stoddard joined the firm 2006 after leaving the Los Angeles office of a major, international law firm where he practiced in one of the most highly regarded products liability defense practice group in the nation.  Since joining Albright, Stoddard, Warnick & Albright, Mr. Stoddard regularly represents clients in various industries, including construction, mining, health care, finance, retail and hospitality, in commercial litigation and transactions, including loan and lease work-outs (including deed in lieu of foreclosure transactions), asset and stock-based business sales and acquisitions, real estate purchases, secured financing, and business licensing (including gaming licensing).  He also represents a select group of personal injury clients.

Since joining the firm in 2006, Mr. Stoddard has regularly handled major commercial transactions.  These deals have included being involved in major real property acquisitions and sales, water right transactions and secured finance closings.  Additionally, he has successfully represented clients in obtaining a series of state and federal licenses and governmental approvals from Nevada gaming licenses to federal HUD subdivision approvals.

By 2009, Mr. Stoddard was voted one of the top 100 attorneys in the State of Nevada as published in Nevada Business Magazine.  Mr. Stoddard litigates commercial and business matters, and is licensed to practice in the State and Federal courts in Nevada and California.

Position	Organization	Location	Duration
Judicial Clerk	Senior U.S. District Judge, Robert C. Broomfield	District of Arizona	2002-2004

School	Degree	Major	Graduation
William S. Boyd School of Law, University of Nevada, Las Vegas	J.D., summa cum laude	Law School	2002
Brigham Young University	B.A.	English	1999

State / Court	Date
Nevada	2003
California	2002

• "Making Sense of Nevada's Alter Ego Doctrine", Nevada Law Journal, December 2012
  
  “Revised Article 9-315(b)(2); Careless Drafting or an Invitation to Creative Lawyering?” Nevada Law Journal, Spring 2003 edition