Attorneys & States

Nevada and New Mexico

Ben Lehavi, Esq. is a seasoned attorney with extensive experience in business law, corporations, and mergers and acquisitions, with a deep knowledge in dealmaking, asset protection, and estate planning for ultra-high-net-worth individuals. Ben is a trusted legal advisor across various industries. He serves as an arbitrator (private judge) in financial matters for the United States Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA).

Ben has overseen numerous high-stakes business and real estate cases, including major class actions. Notably, he represented tens of thousands of customers in a class action against a major casino conglomerate, and successfully defended Las Vegas wedding chapels in a case preserving their right to perform Elvis Presley-themed weddings. Additionally, Ben fought to maintain access to Nevada marriage licenses during the COVID-19 pandemic, ensuring that essential services remained available.

As lead counsel in Whaley v. National Association of Realtors, Ben is guiding Nevada’s version of the real estate commission litigation, which resulted in a $1.8-billion-dollar verdict in Missouri. Ben's advanced legal training at Harvard Law School, combined with his broad experience, has made him a well-known and highly reputable attorney in the legal field. 

Ben’s ability to successfully navigate legal complexities with both legal professionals and business leaders has earned him a reputation for delivering successful outcomes for his clients. He is a leading figure in the legal industry, continuously trusted by clients facing complex and high-stakes challenges.

Nevada and Texas

Attorney Stefany Miley Tewell is a highly accomplished legal professional with nearly three decades of experience. Her dedication and exceptional legal prowess have solidified her position as one of the most accomplished individuals in the industry. 

For sixteen years, Stefany served as a District Court Judge in Las Vegas, Nevada, presiding over both civil and criminal divisions. Her remarkable judicial career includes serving as an alternate justice on the Nevada Supreme Court. Additionally, she was the first judge to grant equal adoptive rights to same-sex parents, paving the way for greater inclusivity and equality in the legal system. In 2005, she made history as the first judge to perform a remote trial, providing access to the courthouse for a bedridden litigant, showcasing her innovative approach to legal proceedings. Prior to her judicial tenure, she spent eleven years as a highly regarded trial attorney in private practice.

Throughout her career, Stefany has been recognized for her outstanding achievements. Notably, she holds the distinction of being the youngest Trial Court Judge ever elected in Nevada history,

having been elected at the age of 33. Additionally, in 2016, Stefany was honored as one of the Top 100 Women of Influence, further highlighting her impact on the legal community.

Stefany's legal expertise is evident in her involvement in several landmark cases that have shaped the legal landscape. Her representation in significant cases such as Daisy Trust v. Wells

Fargo Bank (quiet title action), Nevada Power Co. v. 3 Kids, LLC (determination of fair market value of condemned property), Amaral v. Shull (breach of contract and fraud), Flores v. Las Vegas-Clark County Library District (preemption of firearms regulation), Pizarro-Ortega v.

Cervantes-Lopez (computation of damages), and Torres v. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. (post–judgment compound interest) showcase her deep knowledge and expertise in various areas of the law. Stefany is also a trained mediator with over 40 hours of training from the National Judicial College, further enhancing her skills in conflict resolution and alternative dispute resolution methods.

Stefany earned her Juris Doctor degree with honors from California Western School of Law. Prior to her law studies, she completed her undergraduate education at Texas A&M University,

graduating with a BA in Journalism and Marketing. Her exceptional career and contributions to the legal field continue to leave an indelible mark on the legal community.