Leah currently lives with her husband Scot and two daughters. She is involved in numerous community organizations, including UNLV Alumni Association (lifetime member), Sigma Kappa Sorority Alumni Association, CARE Complex Board of Director, Commercial Real Estate Women, National Association of Women Business Owners, and Leadership Henderson Class of 2017 Alumni. Leah has continued to achieve her success and goals while being the managing partner of her own law firm.
Tell us about you
Leah graduated summa cum laude from UNLV's law school in 2002. At graduation, she was recognized as the William S. Boyd Outstanding Graduate. Following her graduation from law school, she began employment at Lionel Sawyer & Collins, at the time the largest law firm in the state, which specializes in a variety of business matters. While at that firm, and subsequently at Bailey Kennedy, she gained experience on complex matters while being mentored by a variety of professionals in Nevada.
Tell us about your business
Leah Martin Law, founded in 2011, is a fast-growing business law firm which currently serves businesses in Nevada and Arizona. Our firm offers a full range of business law services, including formation, licensing, registered agent, drafting and reviewing contracts, collections, and litigation. We will work to ensure that each client of Leah Martin Law will benefit greatly and achieve their personal or legal goals.
Company Website
https://www.leahmartinlaw.com
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What’s your favorite thing to do in Las Vegas?
I am a huge fan of hiking. I really enjoy all the outdoor options available within 1 hour of Las Vegas.
How has NAWBO helped you grow your business?
The connections I have made through NAWBO have been super helpful to my business. While getting to know referral sources is always great, even more valuable is having a support system of like-minded and driven women to collaborate with on my journey.
What are the best tips you’ve learned as a NAWBO member you’d like to share to inspire/help other women business owners in Southern Nevada? (Inspiring Tomorrow’s Leaders)
(1) Don't be afraid to reach out and connect with people you don't know. This is so important! I have developed great friendships and business relationships with ladies in this organization but you have to put yourself out there to make it happen.
(2) Be focused on your business. Sometimes as business owners, we become scattered and it is hard to find our success. You need to figure out your niche and own it.
(3) While this may seem contradictory to number 2, open yourself to new opportunities. While we should totally own what we do and be focused, we can do that while starting a second business, preparing ourselves for our next phase, or growing our current venture into an additional specialty.