Travis Studdard

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Practice Highlights:

Travis Studdard is an attorney in the Firm’s Litigation Department. His practice focuses primarily on federal and state civil rights actions. He also practices bankruptcy and landlord-tenant law.

Before joining Kaempfer Crowell, he attended the William S. Boyd School of Law. After graduating, Travis served as a judicial law clerk for the Honorable Deborah L. Westbrook of the Nevada Court of Appeals. He then served a second clerkship for the Honorable Joe Hardy, Jr. in Clark County District Court.

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Community:

Travis grew up in Las Vegas, NV and Ogden, UT. He moved back to Las Vegas to attend UNLV. Later, while serving as an auditor for the Nevada Gaming Control Board, Travis returned to UNLV for its part-time J.D. Program. During law school he assisted as a student advocate in the Partners in Pro Bono Program and at the Thomas & Mack Legal Clinic. Travis continues to volunteer for pro bono work as an attorney.

Travis is a current member of the Clark County Bar Association. He enjoys spending his free time with his wife and two sons.

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Accomplishments:

Publications:
 - Wyatt Earp’s Questionable Officiating: Dubious Call or Match-Fixing, 34 Western Legal History 1–2 (2024)
 - Uniformity Up In Smoke: How the Controlled Substances Act Treats Similarly Situated Debtors Differently, Cannabis Law Journal (Sept. 2022)
 - Riling Up As Recommendation: How Commission-Free Brokerages Recommend Active Investing to the Public, 29 Public Investors Advocate Bar Association Bar Journal 67 (2022)

Certifications:
Certified Fraud Examiner (issued July 2016, expired)
Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist (issued September 2015, expired)

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Education:

J.D. William S. Boyd School of Law, 2022
M.S. Accounting, UNLV, 2017
B.S.B.A. Accounting, UNLV, 2014

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Bar Admission:

Nevada 2023
Colorado 2023