Press Release 01.25.24
Nevada Supreme Court Grants Hilton Worldwide’s Motion to Dismiss Appeal
Source: Law360 Insurance Authority
Colin Davis is a senior associate in the firm’s Litigation section and is located in the New York office.
Teacher’s Assistant for Professor Jennifer A. Gundlach for Civil Procedure.
Education
J.D., Hofstra University School of Law, 2018
magna cum laude, Associate Editor, Hofstra Law Review
B.S., Farmingdale State College (SUNY), 2015
cum laude
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