About Amanda Louise
Amanda Louise Laub took a measured, practical path into the law. She earned her J.D. from UNLV William S. Boyd School of Law in 2018 after completing undergraduate studies in psychology at the University of California, Davis. Law school placed her in the Nevada legal community at a formative moment in her career.
She began practicing in Nevada immediately after law school. Her first role was as an associate at Claggett and Sykes in 2018. The next year she joined Ruiz Law Office as an associate, broadening her courtroom and case-management experience. Those early positions introduced her to civil litigation practice and the day-to-day demands of representing individuals in dispute.
In 2021 she moved to Eric Blank Injury Lawyers as an associate, a role that involved personal-injury matters and client advocacy in contested claims. That year also included contract work for Laub & Laub Law Office, an arrangement that exposed her to the operational side of running a smaller firm. She continued doing contract work in 2022, taking short-term assignments at Adams ESQ and at a practice listed as Ben s Law, while pursuing a longer-term plan for her own practice.
Laub established Laub Law in 2022. She is listed as the founding lawyer and has handled both staffed and contract assignments while building the firm. Those experiences reflect a mix of litigation and client counseling tasks, and they have shaped how she structures cases and communicates with clients.
Outside day-to-day practice, Laub is active in professional circles. She is a member of the Clark County Bar Association and the American Bar Association. She belongs to the Southern Nevada Association of Women Lawyers and joined the Howard D. McKibben Inn of Court in 2019. Since 2018 she has participated in the Nevada Justice Association, serving on its Law School Committee, Club X Committee, and Women’s Caucus.
Colleagues describe her approach as pragmatic: she tends to break complex matters into manageable pieces and to set clear expectations for clients. Her work history includes personal injury and other civil litigation matters, and contract engagements that required rapid familiarization with different practice environments.
She practices in Nevada and continues to operate Laub Law. Her current practice centers on civil litigation and personal-injury representation in Nevada.
