Instead of rushing toward medical aid in dying in 2025, Nevada needs to revolutionize end-of-life care. My column on how expanding hospice, supporting families, and providing holistic care offers a better path forward:

Because Christ physically, literally rose from the dead, I have nothing to fear when facing my own death. If you insist that his resurrection is just a symbol and not a historical fact, it removes the heart of the Christian message and strips it of its power (1 Cor 15:19).

Five years after Nevada deemed houses of worship "nonessential" during COVID, we're still uncovering what we lost. My new Nevada Independent column explores how religious communities serve as essential infrastructure for social connection and crisis response in our increasingly divided

The False Promise of A.B. 346 Nevada deserves better than physician-assisted suicide legislation. In this column, I outline why AB346 fails our most vulnerable and how strengthening hospice care offers true dignity for the dying. thisisreno.com/2025/03/physic… #NVLeg #PatientRights

Honored to be the keynote speaker at @KingsRowCLC's 2nd Annual Fundraiser on May 8th! "Charting a Course for the Future" supports vital youth programs in our community. Join us at 6PM to help encourage, equip & empower local youth. #CommunitySupport #SaveTheDate #RenoCommunity

Honored to announce my promotion to Sr. Personal Injury and Trial Practice Partner at GGRM Law Firm! This new role marks an exciting chapter in my journey with Nevada's Premier Injury Law Firm. Over the past year, we've been implementing a comprehensive reboot of our Personal

At 15, I was homeless with a sawed-off shotgun ready with the pull of a trigger to release my rage on a violent world. Today, I'm a senior partner at a law firm. The difference? Community intervention - people- who rewrote my story. My new op-ed in This Is Reno explains why we

We’ve made outrage 😤our most devalued social currency—like printing money without restraint. The result? A political system that rewards inflammation 😡over information.🤔 My latest @TheNevadaIndy column explores how “outrage fatigue” is killing meaningful democracy:

Age of Outrage leadmin.org/indepthconent/…

My latest column for the Nevada Independent - While some want to professionalize our lawmakers with higher pay and year-round sessions, I believe our strength lies in having real Nevadans — teachers, business owners, first responders, ranchers — who sacrifice to serve and then return to

OPINION from Jason Guinasso: Who can save our broken Legislature? Plumbers, ranchers, teachers and mothers — not an entrenched, comfortable class of professional politicians. Read it here: thenevadaindependent.com/article/opinio…

Political violence in America has reached a tragic breaking point. My latest piece for ThisIsReno examines how Charlie Kirk’s assassination represents more than an isolated tragedy—it’s a warning about where our discourse is heading. Read the full analysis:

Everyday there is another story talking about Epstein’s “client lists.” But what about the women and girls trafficked by his network? And what happened to them is happening legally in Nevada RIGHT NOW. As someone who represents survivors from Nevada’s legal brothels in federal

Comedians on shows such as The Daily Show make fun of Epstein’s “client list,” while social media influencers turn Epstein into memes and create viral content that treats the suffering of trafficking victims as entertainment for conspiracy theories. By allowing their trauma to be

❤️🙏🏼✝️ Faith, hope, love, forgiveness ... inspiring message from a a courageous woman.

Opinion: When faith, politics collide: A Nevada reflection on the Charlie Kirk memorial | Opinion rgj.com/story/opinion/…

“100,000 people cheered both radical forgiveness and political hatred within minutes of each other.” This moment from the Charlie Kirk memorial has haunted me. I wrote about it for the Reno Gazette Journal—about the spiritual crisis facing American Christianity, and how we