Littler Appointed Cayla Witty as Special Counsel
The labor and employment law firm added the attorney to its Las Vegas office this month.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in People
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Labor and employment law firm Littler has added Cayla Witty as special counsel in its Las Vegas office. Witty joins the firm with over a decade of legal experience in the sector.
Why it matters
The hire reflects a strategic investment by the firm in the Nevada market for its regional expansion. Littler currently operates with a global team of more than 1,800 labor and employment attorneys.
Littler adds to a global headcount of 1,800 labor and employment attorneys with the appointment of Witty, who brings over 10 years of professional legal experience.
The players
Cayla Witty
An attorney with over a decade of labor and employment experience who joined the Las Vegas office of Littler as special counsel.
Littler
A global labor and employment law firm with over 1,800 attorneys that is expanding its presence in the Nevada market.
Suzanne Martin
A shareholder who recently joined the Las Vegas office of Littler.
The details
Witty joins the Las Vegas team following the recent addition of shareholder Suzanne Martin. Her background includes serving as a staff attorney for the Nevada Court of Appeals and previous work at Ogletree Deakins. She is a SHRM-SCP-certified professional who earned her J.D. from the William S. Boyd School of Law.
Timeline
October 13, 2026: Cayla Witty was announced as the newest special counsel.
Beyond the Strip
This move follows a documented trend of national firms increasing their footprint within Nevada’s professional services sector. It continues the firm's pattern of targeted investment and expansion in the state.
The firm continues to build its local capacity to serve Nevada-based employers. Residents in the professional services sector can track these firm expansions as a benchmark for local labor market demand.
The takeaway
This appointment signals a continued shift in the local legal landscape as major firms expand their Nevada presence. Watch for further office developments as Littler integrates new leadership into its local operations.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Globallegalchronicle.
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