North Las Vegas Bankruptcy & Debt Lawyers, Nevada
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The Law Firm of Corey Beck comes to you with 25 years of experience serving the state of Nevada. Corey is a trusted Las Vegas attorney backed by a team of knowledgeable professionals. โ Our practice areas include bankruptcy, business law, criminal law, and personal injury. Whether youโre in the middle of a partnership dispute or you suffered a slip-and-fall, we can help. Corey graduated from Washington University in St. Louis in 1989 with a Bachelor of Arts in History and Economics. To further his education, he attended Law School at Oklahoma City University, earning his J.D. and MBA. In his free time, Corey enjoys keeping up with his teenage kids, attending his daughterโs soccer games, and supporting causes for diabetes awareness in the community.
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An AV-rated attorney known for his aggressive, unconventional, and detail-oriented approach to cases, Mr. VerStandig counsels many of the worldโs preeminent poker players and professional gamblers, as well as various businesses and numerous individuals whose complex and diverse personal holdings regularly invite an equally complex and diverse array of legal issues. He has successfully tried cases before dozens of federal and state courts, negotiated favorable settlements in a multitude of other litigation matters, and structured financial transactions and corporate deals involving tens of millions of dollars. Over his career, he has established a reputation as a source of pragmatic legal advice for businesses and individuals alike. Mr. VerStandig has been counsel in many of the most high profile gaming-centric lawsuits of the past decade, advocating on behalf of bettors and other gaming industry professionals in varied and often complex contexts. He has equally established himself as a respected presence in bankruptcy courts throughout the United States, representing creditors in efforts to regain control of their collateral, trustees in adversary proceedings concerning gaming-centric obligations, and debtors in efforts to reorganize businesses in need of a fresh start.
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