Las Vegas · Nevada Attorney & Real Estate Broker
Premier Nevada
real estate attorney
& licensed broker.
Chris Sullivan has spent nearly four decades buying, selling, and developing Nevada property — and twenty-eight years practicing law here. Ten practice areas, from partition actions and title disputes to leasing, HOA matters, zoning, and easements.
One practice, two sides
Real estate law and premises liability get treated as separate practices. They aren't.
Both come down to the same things: what a property is, what condition it's in, and who was responsible for it. The codes, the plans, the maintenance records, and the management duties that decide a development dispute are the same documents that decide a premises case.
Most real estate lawyers have never closed a deal. Most injury lawyers have never read a set of plans.
Chris is a Nevada attorney and a licensed Nevada real estate broker. He's spent thirty-nine years buying, selling, developing, and reading buildings — and twenty-eight years practicing law here.
State Bar Licenses
Practice Areas
Top Rated
What we do
Ten practice areas. One property practice.
Every Nevada property matter — transactions, disputes, development, and compliance — handled by one lawyer who is also a licensed real estate broker.
Partition Actions — force the sale of co-owned property
Your co-owner won't sell. You are not stuck. Nevada law lets one owner force the sale — and Chris has been valuing and selling property since 1987.
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Real Estate
- Partition actions — forcing the sale of co-owned property
- Purchase and sale disputes
- Land development and entitlements
- Master-planned communities
- Commercial leasing
- Partnership disputes and partner exits
- Title and boundary disputes
- Easements
- HOA disputes
Premises Liability
- Hotel and resort ADA compliance
- Slip and fall
- Casino and resort injuries
- Retail and commercial property
- Apartment complex injuries
- Negligent security
- Inadequate maintenance
- Building code violations
- Stairway, handrail, and walkway defects
Hotel & Resort ADA Compliance
Injured in a room advertised as accessible? That's not a fall case. It's a compliance case — answered with a tape measure and a set of plans.
More practice areas
Title & Boundary Disputes
Fences over the line, survey conflicts, and quieting title.
Learn moreCommercial Leasing
Lease negotiation, defaults, and landlord disputes.
Learn moreHOA Disputes
Fines, liens, records, and board accountability under NRS 116.
Learn morePurchase & Sale Disputes
Earnest money, non-disclosure, and deals that won't close.
Learn moreZoning & Land Use
Variances, rezoning, entitlements, and development approvals.
Learn moreEasements
Access rights, prescriptive easements, and blocked easements.
Learn moreWhy Chris
A lawyer who is also a broker.
Broker since 1987
First licensed in Nevada real estate in 1987. Broker's license since 2005. 2.2 million acres bought and sold.
Attorney since 1998
Law clerk in the Eighth Judicial District Court. Then two AV-rated firms in real estate, business litigation, and premises liability.
Both sides of the file
In a transaction he has closed deals — not just papered them. In a premises case he can read the plans, codes, and maintenance records.