Christen Entwistle

Christen is licensed to practice law in Nevada and in the United States District Court, District of Nevada. At VC2 Law, Christen focuses her practice on real property and contract law, where she is committed to providing tailored legal solutions that align with each of her clients' goals. Christen prides herself in her attention to detail and her ability to personalize each client's experience to fit the unique needs of their case. Originally born in South Africa and raised in Florida, Christen moved to Las Vegas for law school and has been proud to call it home ever since. Christen completed her undergraduate studies at Florida State University and received her Juris Doctor from UNLV's William S. Boyd School of Law. During her time in law school, Christen served as the President of the Real Estate and Law Society and became a certified mediator - experiences which continue to shape her approach to advocacy today. When she isn't in the office or the courtroom, Christen loves trying out new recipes, enjoying football Sundays with her husband, and spending quality time with her friends and family. Lawyers of Distinction Members have been selected based upon a review and vetting process by our Selection Committee utilizing U.S. Provisional Patent # 62/743,254. The platform generates a numerical score of 1 to 5 for each of the 12 enumerated factors which are meant to recognize the applicant’s achievements and peer recognition. All applicants must be licensed to practice law. Members are then subject to a final review for ethical violations within the past ten years before confirmation of Membership. A Lawyers of Distinction Nomination does not guarantee membership and attorneys may not pay a fee to be nominated. Attorneys may nominate to Lawyers of Distinction their peers whom they feel warrant consideration. The determination of whether an attorney qualifies for Membership is based upon the aforementioned proprietary analysis discussed above. Membership is not meant to infer any endorsement of Lawyers of Distinction by any of the 50 United States Bar Associations or The District of Columbia Bar Association. Any references to “excellent,” “excellence,” or “distinguished” are meant to refer to the Lawyers of Distinction organization only and not to any named member individually.