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Firm Overview Kaempfer Crowell is one of Nevadas most prominent…

Reno Office The Reno office was established in 2004 amid tremendous economic growth…

A 30 Year Story of Family and Friendship
Two young law clerks met for the first time when they were hired to work for Judge Roger D. Foley in 1975. Chris Kaempfer and Pete Bernhard started their long and distinguished legal careers alternating between acting as a bailiff during court hearings and researching case law for Judge Foley. They talked often about the cases they were assigned and the research they were doing; but they truly bonded over their shared passion for baseball and in fact would end up playing softball together for more than 15 years.While both Chris and Pete would go on to work for different law firms, the two would remain the best of friends.Now, almost 35 years later, Chris and Pete are working together again - this time at Kaempfer Crowell.

Kaempfer Crowell is one of Nevadas most prominent law firms whose legal teams have a long history of creating winning strategies to help clients solve important and complex business issues. Putting the client first, understanding their issues, providing individualized service and delivering quality results are the cornerstones of Kaempfer Crowells success.

Kaempfer Crowell serves all of its clients with integrity, loyalty and competency. The Firms attorneys are routinely rated among the best land use, government relations, litigation, energy, utilities and real estate lawyers in Nevada by several prestigious publications including Chambers USA Americas Leading Business Lawyers; Best Lawyers in America; and Mountain States Super Lawyers, among others.

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