Amanda L. Laub

Amanda L. Laub is an attorney at Laub Law in Las Vegas, Nevada. Her practice includes personal injury and criminal defense matters, with DUI defense among the services identified by her firm. She represents injured plaintiffs and people facing criminal allegations. Her work emphasizes listening to clients, understanding the circumstances of each case, and developing legal approaches that reflect both the facts and the client’s concerns.

Laub earned a B.A. in Psychology from the University of California, Davis, before receiving a J.D. from William S. Boyd School of Law at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Her psychology studies inform the attention she gives to clients’ experiences during stressful legal matters. In law school, she participated in efforts addressing student and lawyer well-being and became involved in trial advocacy education.

She has represented personal injury plaintiffs since beginning her legal work in Las Vegas and has developed trial experience. Her work includes analyzing claims, preparing for litigation, and communicating with clients about available options. She co-founded the Nevada Justice Association’s Annual Mock Trial Competition, creating an opportunity for students to practice courtroom advocacy. She has remained active in supporting the program and legal education.

Amanda L. Laub provides pro bono assistance through the Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada’s Children’s Attorney Project. Her professional interests include trial preparation, client communication, and the impact of stress on legal work. She has spoken to lawyers about mental well-being and advocacy. Her approach combines injury and criminal defense representation with service aimed at strengthening practical training and access to counsel.

Law Office Affiliations

• Attorney, Laub Law
• Member, State Bar of Nevada
• Cofounder, Annual Mock Trial Competition, Nevada Justice Association
• Pro Bono Volunteer, Nevada Legal Aid Center’s Children’s Attorney Project

Licensed State

• Nevada

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