Christian L. Delgado - Las Vegas, NV

Mr. Delgado, born and raised in Las Vegas, Nevada, graduated from the William S. Boyd School of Law in Las Vegas, Nevada. Prior to law school, Mr. Delgado left his hometown to study at the University of Arizona in Tucson, Arizona where he received a Bachelor of Arts in Politics, Philosophy, Economics, and Law; with a minor in Philosophy. During his undergraduate career, Mr. Delgado excelled working in the area of sales where he received numerous awards and accolades including holding store sale records for the month of June and July 2015. Mr. Delgado chose to pursue a career in law after an undergraduate classmate of his noticed Mr. Delgado’s apt for persuasive oral argument and suggested him to consider a career in law.

Mr. Delgado attended Golden Gate University School of Law in San Francisco, California where he achieved Dean’s List for two consecutive semesters and obtained a CALI award for academic excellence in Criminal Law as a first-year law student. Thereafter, Mr. Delgado transferred to his hometown school of UNLV Boyd School of Law where he obtained his second CALI award for academic excellence in Constitutional Law. He graduated from UNLV Boyd School of Law in 2021, sat for the July 2021 Nevada bar examination, and passed on his first attempt.

Before joining Marquis Aurbach, Mr. Delgado practiced law in a wide scope of practice areas but primarily specializes in business litigation, premises liability, and landlord/tenant law. In Mr. Delgado’s early years of practice, he has gathered extensive court-room experience including sitting second-chair at a jury trial his first year of practice; arguing and obtaining multiple favorable arbitration awards for his clients; and achieving favorable settlements at mediation and/or at the doorsteps of trial.

When not practicing law, Mr. Delgado pursues his passion for cars and professional motorsports. He strives to integrate his passions with his career in law to benefit the Las Vegas professional and grass-root motorsports communities.