Patrick Charles Clary

Deceased

Bar #53 - ATTORNEY Deceased

Admitted
10/10/1967
Law school
Washington College

In Memoriam

Patrick Charles Clary - June 4, 1942 to February 18, 2014

Patrick Charles Clary was born June 4, 1942, in Las Vegas, and passed away February 18, 2014, after bravely battling a long illness. He graduated with honors from Las Vegas High School in 1960 and attended the University of Nevada in Reno from 1960 to 1962. He went on to earn his bachelor of arts and Juris Doctor degrees from American University in 1965 and 1967, respectively. While a student at American University's School of Government and Public Administration, he was inducted into the Pi Sigma Alpha Honorary Political Science Society.

Pat built a long and distinguished legal career in southern Nevada. His law firm maintained a general practice in Las Vegas, handling corporate, securities, financing, business law, bankruptcy reorganizations, immigration, and estate planning matters. Over the course of his career he became a respected figure in the Las Vegas legal community.

Beyond his law practice, Pat was deeply engaged in public life. He was a Democratic candidate in Nevada's Second Congressional District in 1994 with the support of the Clinton-Gore Administration, and shortly thereafter served as General Counsel of the Nevada Democratic Party. A supporter and mentor to many Young Democrats, he was remembered as a strong voice for the arts, for better international understanding, and for good government.

PATRICK CLARY Obituary (1942 - 2014) - Las Vegas, NV (Las Vegas Review-Journal (Legacy.com))

Discipline history

No discipline on record.

Record last verified Jul 1, 2026

Appellate record

Handled 1 Supreme Court of Nevada cases on record.

Results in appellate decisions and orders

100% won of 1 decided case
Won 1Mixed 0Lost 0
Details by role (challenging vs. defending a ruling)
  • Civil cases - Challenging a ruling: won 1 of 1

Appellate courts uphold far more rulings than they overturn, so lawyers who mostly defend rulings tend to show higher won-shares than lawyers who mostly challenge them. This breakdown lets you compare like with like.

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 Based on the court's published decisions and unpublished orders; coverage is still being extended.

  • 35916 - SCHWARTZ VS. WASSERBURGER (Sep 17, 2001)Ruling overturnedWon - challenged the ruling case details

Case data via YourNevadaJudges.com - Nevada appellate decisions and orders

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