Donald C. Kudler was born and raised in Los Angeles where his father presently lives. His brother and sister live in Arizona. He later moved to San Francisco to attend law school and then to Las Vegas to start his career as a lawyer in 1993. In 2005 Mr. Kudler married Ondine Darcyl, a jazz vocalist who grew up in Argentina and moved to the USA to go to law school. The couple lives in Las Vegas with their two dogs.

Mr. Kudler graduated from Lowell High School in Whittier, California in 1978. In his senior year, he won first place in the 1978 Hughes Aircraft Business Competition Day Accounting I contest over students from high schools across Orange County, California. As a teen, Donald Kudler was active in B’nai B’rith Youth Organization ( BBYO ) and to this day maintains friendships and business relationships with men and women he met during that time. During high school and college, Donald Kudler worked for his father’s outdoor advertising company becoming involved in every aspect of the business from interaction with government agencies to apply for permits, to the manufacture, installation, sales and design of signs and the cleaning of the premises.

Donald Kudler obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Business Management in 1983 and a Masters of Business Administration in 1987, both from California State University, Fullerton. Both degrees are with an emphasis in Management Information Systems. In 1993, Mr. Kudler earned his Juris Doctorate from Hastings College of the Law where he joined Fraternity Phi Alpha Delta. During law school Mr. Kudler represented indigent clients in mediation at the San Francisco Neighborhood Legal Assistance Foundation. Right after graduation, he moved to Las Vegas, got admitted to the Nevada Bar and started his first job as a lawyer with Robert Massi working in the areas of estate planning, contracts, personal injury, and advising clients in a variety of legal areas. In 1994, Donald Kudler started to work for Albert Massi primarily as a litigator representing injured persons in personal injury cases. He was also advised in transactional law and civil litigation. In 2004, when Albert Massi retired, Donald Kudler and Allen Cap created the law firm of Cap and Kudler.

Donald Kudler writes a blog on litigation and related issues as well as things that may come to his mind from time to time. Donald's Blog is called Vegas Litigator.

Donald's firm's website can be found at capandkudler.com.

For fun, Donald Kudler finds new Latin rock bands on the internet and reads fiction, about Kaballah and Argentine history. He is an amateur photographer – his photos of local courthouses are displayed on this website. With his wife, he enjoys skiing, collecting art, traveling to Buenos Aires and Punta del Este as well as exercising and playing ball with the dogs in their back yard. The couple enjoy spending time with friends and family.

Prior to representing personal injury victims, I worked as an insurance defense attorney, representing insurance companies and some of the largest corporations in America. This provided me with a keen insight into how insurance companies work and their common tactics to reduce and deny a claim. I soon realized that my true passion was representing the actual victims of someone else's carelessness. It was then that I joined Nevada's largest Personal Injury law firm.

Between 2004 and 2008, I litigated countless hundreds of cases. My efforts litigating, arbitrating, and mediating cases resulted in compensation to clients totaling in the millions of dollars.

I'm proud to have earned an esteemed reputation among my legal peers. I provide each client with unprecedented customer service. I pay attention to the details of each case - big or small. I out-prepare and out-work the other side. And I do not leave the courtroom or the negotiation table without knowing that all avenues have been exhausted to get every last penny for my clients. The result has been an achievement of outstanding representation and exceptional results.

Cal J. Potter, III; is an AV rated trial lawyer who has represented the injured & accused for over 30 years.
He is the founding President of the Criminal Defense organization know as the Nevada Attorneys for Criminal Justice. He is a graduate of Gerry Spence's Trial Lawyer's College in Dubois, Wyoming.

He is a Past President of the Nevada Trial Lawyers Association, that represents injured parties and wrongful death cases he is also a Board Member of its Citizens For Justice representing the interests of injured people in the Nevada Legislature.

Mr. Potter is one of the few attorneys who has obtained both a Multi-Million Dollar Verdict in a civil matter and a not guilty verdict in a first degree murder. He has also argued a death penalty case in the US Supreme Court and obtained a not guilty verdict in a Federal Drug Case involving 22 kilos of cocaine in a hand to hand sale.

Mr. Potter has also handled many victims of car accidents and casino injuries who have suffered Traumatic Brain Injuries. Mr. Potter has also served as Lead Counsel in Two Class Action cases involving the Overcrowding of two Nevada Prisons. Mr. Potter was also class counsel in a case that ended the illegal practice in Clark County where citizens were held Eight Days without seeing a judge and then Kicked-out of the Detention center.

Mr. Potter was co-counsel legendary attorneys F.Lee Bailey in the MGM Fire Litigation and with Melvin Belli in the Tailhook Litigation.

Mr. Potter has also won many appeals in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals and his case of US v. Curtin has been the
subject of the Harvard Law Review.

I practice law in Las Vegas in the following areas: personal injury, medical malpractice, family law, immigration law, DUI/tickets. You are guaranteed the lowest prices in town and will receive an honest free evaluation of your case.