About

Grace Warburton grew up in Las Vegas, Nevada where she graduated from The Meadows School in 2013. Grace earned her Bachelor of Arts in History from the University of Hawaii at Manoa in 2017.

Grace earned her J.D from William S. Boyd School of Law at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas in 2021, where she served on the executive board for the Society of Advocates and practiced law at the Family Justice Clinic.

From 2021-2023, Grace worked as a judicial law clerk at the Nevada Supreme Court in Carson City, Nevada for Chief Justice James Hardesty. After her clerkship, Grace moved back to Las Vegas to practice law at the Children’s Attorney Project at the Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada, where she litigated in family court for abused and neglected children and children subject to minor guardianships. Grace also drafted pro bono appeals and sat on the Legal Aid Center’s appellate committee.

In 2024, Grace joined Gilson Daub, LLC’s Nevada firm, where she developed her skills in workers’ compensation defense work regarding both litigation and appeals.

Grace believes in client-focused legal advocacy wherein the client enjoys meaningful involvement in the matters impacting their lives and/or businesses. Grace prioritizes diligence, professionalism, and open communication to ensure an expeditious and ethical resolution of each workers’ compensation claim. Grace is licensed to practice law in Nevada and Washington.