About Shirley
Shirley Reginiano studied law at Tel Aviv University, beginning her legal education in 2002 and earning a J.D. in 2006. Her years in law school coincided with significant changes in legal education globally, and she left the program prepared for practice in multiple settings. The biography of her education is compact but clear: a four-year law curriculum at a major Israeli university followed by a transition to practice in the United States.
After completing her degree, Reginiano began her legal career in the United States and established herself in Nevada. Over the years she has worked across courtrooms and administrative forums in the state. Her work has ranged from advising individual clients to representing parties in contested proceedings. She has handled matters that require both written advocacy and in-person argument, and she has experience managing cases from early intake through resolution.
Reginiano keeps an active presence in the legal community. She maintains current memberships in professional organizations that serve lawyers in Nevada and beyond. Those affiliations have given her a steady connection to developments in state law and procedure, and they provide a regular forum for continuing legal education and peer interaction.
Her practice experience is broad rather than narrowly specialized. She has provided client counseling, conducted negotiations, prepared pleadings and motions, and appeared before judges and administrative decision-makers. That combination of tasks means she is comfortable both at the drafting table and in the courtroom. Colleagues describe her as methodical in case preparation and attentive to procedural detail.
Throughout her career Reginiano has balanced transactional work and dispute resolution. She approaches new matters by first identifying immediate risks and then mapping practical next steps for a client. That pragmatism guides how she manages client expectations and how she prioritizes work in multi-issue files.
She is licensed to practice in Nevada and continues to handle matters in the state. She currently concentrates her practice on advising and representing clients in Nevada state matters, handling both advocacy and counseling responsibilities.
