Marjorie Hauf

Marjorie obtained her Bachelor’s degree at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (cum laude), in Hotel/Restaurant Management and worked in that field for four years, first as an Assistant Hotel Manager at the Sahara, in the employment center at Bellagio, and before moving into the law, as a risk management representative, investigating claims and negotiating settlements at the Mirage.

In 1998, Marjorie was accepted to the charter class at the William S. Boyd School of Law, where she graduated with honors (2002), and received the CALI Award for Law Practice Management.

Marjorie began working at a very successful personal injury firm in her last year of law school, and discovered her passion for keeping our community safe by holding wrongdoers accountable for dangerous products, dangerous premises, and negligent behaviors that hurt people. Marjorie passed the bar exam on the first attempt and was an aggressive advocate for clients from the very beginning.

Marjorie founded Ganz & Hauf with Adam Ganz in 2006. Ganz & Hauf was able to help thousands of injured people. Marjorie has successfully obtained tens of millions of dollars in personal injury, Insurance Bad Faith, wrongful death, and medical malpractice settlements and jury verdicts She continued that tradition when Ganz & Hauf merged with Matt Pfau Law Group to form H&P Law in 2020.

Marjorie is a member of the Clark County Bar Association, Arizona Bar Association, Nevada Justice Association, Nevada State Bar Association, American Bar Association, American Trial Lawyers Association, and Southern Nevada Association of Women Attorneys.

Marjorie is licensed to practice law in Nevada and Arizona. She has taught as an adjunct professor in Hotel Law at UNLV. She is a Martindale-Hubbell AV rated attorney and has been honored by SuperLawyers every year since 2019, and the The National Trial Lawyers: Top 100 Lawyers since 2012.

U of NV

Partner

H&P Law

2020 - Current

Partner

Ganz & Hauf

2006 - 2020

Personal Injury Specialists

State Bar of Nevada

2024

Trial Lawyer of the Year

Nevada Justice Association

2024

In the May/June 2024 issue: Marjorie Hauf, Trial Lawyer of the Year

Arizona State Bar

Member

Current

Arizona

• Free Consultation
  Working with a personal injury attorney gives you a chance to fight for the compensation you deserve without having to cover the costs of pursuing your case upfront out of your own pocket. At H&P Law, we work for our clients on contingency agreements. For this reason, we are selective about the cases we take on and ensure our client’s expectations are managed throughout the claims process. The benefits of contingency agreements are undeniable. Since the amount you could recover for your damages and the amount of time, energy, and resources put into your case can vary so widely, there is no way to know exactly how much you might be expected to pay in attorney’s fees. However, we are always transparent about how contingency fees work, so you should feel confident that you made the right decision for your case when choosing to work with a Las Vegas personal injury attorney at H&P Law.
• Contingent Fees
  Payment for our services is contingent upon winning your case. We only take on cases if we have the resources and energy to devote to our clients. We do not ask clients to pay a retainer for our services because we understand the potential extent of your financial struggles and do not want you to have to worry about jeopardizing your personal finances. Contingency agreements are fairly straightforward. If we win your case, a previously agreed-upon percentage of your winnings will cover your attorney’s fees. For example, if we quote you a contingency fee of 30% and successfully recover $2 million in damages, your attorney’s fees would amount to $600,000.