Eric O. Palacios

Admitted the same day as Eric Blank, 12 October 1999. His bio says he attended law school in San Diego, which the register's California Western entry corroborates.

The bar record

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What it does not publish is almost everything else. There is no practice-areas field, no fee-options field and no other-states field. Texas prints all three. So for every Las Vegas listing here, the connection between the lawyer and rideshare work comes from the firm’s own site, and any second-state admission is unverifiable from this register rather than merely unchecked.

Background

His bio says he was licensed in 1999, which the register matches, and that he previously served as an attorney for the Clark County School District and in hospitality and real estate entities.Reported

The firm's rideshare page publishes a different telephone number from the one on his register entry. We list the register's.Reported

The bio says he and his wife have established college scholarships for Hispanic students and run annual back-to-school giveaways.Reported

Rideshare

What we haven’t checked

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