Natasha A. Landrum
Ms. Landrum joined the firm in 2001, and became a partner in 2006. She represents developers and general contractors directly and as policy holders in construction defect, premises liability, environmental torts, transactional and personal injury matters as well as employment. Ms. Landrum also litigates other complex civil matters including transactional disputes, employment law and plaintiff injury. She has extensive experience in all stages of litigation including Appeals and has successfully secured multiple defense verdicts through Trial and binding Arbitration. Ms. Landrum’s practice extends throughout Southern Nevada, Northern Nevada and Northern California. She also regularly serves as an Arbitrator for several matters.
In addition to her active memberships with the State Bars of Nevada and California, Ms. Landrum is admitted to practice before the U.S. District Courts for the State of Nevada and the Southern District of the State of California. She holds the highest Martindale-Hubbell Preeminent AV Peer Review Rating and is a fellow with the Litigation Counsel of America.
Originally hailing from the Northern California Peninsula Bay Area, she moved on to the University of California at Santa Barbara to earn a dual B.A. in Political Science & Sociology in 1996 later attending California Western School of Law in San Diego where she obtained her J.D. in 1999, and was awarded the Dean's Scholarship from 1996 through 1999.
In 2000, Ms. Landrum relocated to Las Vegas, Nevada to join a litigation firm specializing in complex civil litigation (including multi-district litigation), class actions, and commercial business litigation. She has also drafted proposed legislative changes at the request of certain interest groups to submit to the Nevada Legislature. She helped spearhead the Southern Nevada construction defect bar’s current efforts to arrive at uniform protocols involving case management and mediation. Ms. Landrum has repeatedly been invited to speak on the topics of additional insurance in California and Nevada, legal developments in construction defect litigation and post-trial procedure. She also teaches meditation and yoga. More recently, she speaks on techniques to increase mindfulness and reduce the impact of work stress on the body and mind.