About Robert R Warns
Robert R Warns III graduated from the William S. Boyd School of Law at UNLV in 2007. He entered the Nevada legal community at a time of change and spent the early years of his career establishing a practical courtroom and office practice. His legal education places him among a generation of Nevada attorneys trained at a local law school that emphasizes both litigation and problem-solving in state law.
After finishing law school, Warns moved into private practice. He joined Reisman Sorokac as an associate in 2010. In that role he worked alongside more senior lawyers on client matters, preparing legal research, drafting pleadings and briefs, and supporting hearings and trials. The position provided hands-on experience in the day-to-day work of a practicing attorney in Nevada.
Warns is licensed to practice in Nevada. Over time he has handled the kinds of tasks common to state-practice attorneys: case assessment, motion practice, discovery, and client counseling. Those routine responsibilities form the backbone of much courtroom preparation and courtroom work in Nevada’s state and administrative systems.
Colleagues describe him as methodical and practical in approach. He favors clear written work and steady courtroom preparation. That style suits matters that require attention to procedural detail and a measured presentation of facts and law. It also helps in settings where careful briefing and a disciplined case strategy matter more than rhetorical flourish.
Although his public resume highlights the 2010 associate role, his overall profile reflects continuity in Nevada practice. He has maintained ties to the local bar and to clients needing counsel on state matters. His career path is one that many lawyers follow: a foundation in law school, early years under the supervision of more experienced counsel, and subsequent work carrying out independent responsibilities for clients and courts.
As of 2026 he is a practicing attorney in Nevada and continues to represent clients in the state’s legal and administrative forums, handling litigation and related legal matters in state courts and proceedings.
