Charles Dee Hopper
Deceased1 discipline recordBar #6346 - ATTORNEY Deceased
- Admitted
- 10/13/1997
- Law school
- Oklahoma City University
In Memoriam
Charles Dee Hopper - 1966-10-16 to 2025-11-14
Charles Dee Hopper was born on October 16, 1966, in Denver, Colorado, and was raised in Weatherford, Texas. He pursued an extensive education, earning both a Bachelor of Arts and an MBA from Baylor University, a Juris Doctor from Oklahoma City School of Law, and an LL.M. from Georgetown School of Law before relocating to Las Vegas to begin his legal career.
Admitted to the State Bar of Nevada in 1997, Charles became an esteemed member of the Las Vegas legal community, building his practice in construction defect law. He began his career with Thorndahl Backus and went on to become a founding partner of Lynch, Hopper & Salzano, where he and his colleagues assisted countless Las Vegas and Hawaii residents with construction defect matters. He also served the state as a Deputy Attorney General for Nevada.
Beyond his legal practice, Charles was devoted to public service and conservation, serving as a board member of the Nevada Conservation League. He passed away on November 14, 2025, in Las Vegas, Nevada, remembered for his dedication to his clients, his profession, and the causes he championed.
Charles D. Hopper Obituary | 1966 - 2025 (Las Vegas Review-Journal) - Charles Hopper Obituary - Las Vegas, NV (Dignity Memorial)
Discipline history
Supreme Court Order Approving CGP - 6 mnths +1 day Suspension retroactive to 6/30/22 Effective Date: 06/06/2025 Case Number: 89343 [ View Document ]
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Record last verified May 19, 2026
Appellate record
Handled 1 Supreme Court of Nevada cases on record.
Results in appellate decisions and orders
Details by role (challenging vs. defending a ruling)
- Court-order requests - Requesting a court order: won 1 of 1
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Won means the court ruled the way this side asked. Mixed means the court agreed in part. Cases that were dismissed or have no clear result are listed but not counted. Based on the court's published decisions and unpublished orders; coverage is still being extended.
- 63871 - BARRETT VS. DIST. CT. (UPONOR, INC.) (Aug 7, 2014)Request grantedWon - sought the court order case details
Case data via YourNevadaJudges.com - Nevada appellate decisions and orders
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