Las Vegas Personal Injury Lawyer

We Investigate Thoroughly

We gather Las Vegas Metropolitan Police reports, medical records from local hospitals, witness statements, and surveillance footage from Strip casinos and businesses. We work with Nevada-licensed accident reconstructionists and medical experts to prove what happened and who’s responsible.

We Handle Insurance Companies

We manage all communications with adjusters – including national carriers and local Nevada insurers. You’ll never face them alone. We know their tactics because we spent years defending them in Las Vegas courts.

We Fight for Maximum Compensation Under Nevada Law

We work with medical experts, economists, and vocational specialists to document the full extent of your losses under Nevada’s personal injury statutes – including future expenses and long-term impacts.

We Prepare for Trial in Clark County Courts

We prepare every case as if it’s going to trial in Clark County District Court. This gives us leverage in negotiations. Insurance companies know Tim has never lost a trial in Las Vegas or anywhere else – and that brings better offers.

Call (702) 664-8369 or contact us online now to start building your case.

In Nevada, you typically have two years from the date of injury to file a personal injury lawsuit in Clark County District Court.

Some exceptions include:

• Medical malpractice cases at Las Vegas hospitals may have shorter deadlines
• Claims against Clark County, the City of Las Vegas, or other Nevada government entities often require notice within six months
• Cases involving minors may have extended deadlines under Nevada law

Missing the deadline means losing your right to compensation entirely. Security footage from Las Vegas Strip casinos, hotels, and businesses is often deleted within 30-90 days. Witnesses’ memories fade, and physical evidence disappears.

Nevada law allows injured Las Vegas residents to seek compensation for both economic and non-economic losses.

Economic Damages

• Medical Expenses – ER visits at Las Vegas facilities; surgeries, medications, physical therapy, and future care. Nevada has no cap on economic damages.
• Lost Wages – Compensation for missed income, lost benefits, and retirement contributions.
• Loss of Earning Capacity – Recovery for permanent impacts on your ability to work in the Las Vegas job market.
• Property Damage – Costs to repair or replace your vehicle or other damaged property.

Non-Economic Damages

• Pain and Suffering – Physical pain and discomfort, chronic pain, permanent disability.
• Emotional Distress – Psychological trauma, anxiety, depression, PTSD.
• Loss of Enjoyment – Inability to participate in activities you once loved
• Loss of Companionship – Impact on relationships with family members.

Understanding Nevada’s Comparative Negligence Rule

You can recover damages under Nevada law as long as you were not more than 50% at fault. Your compensation is reduced by your percentage of fault. For example: awarded $100,000 but found 20% at fault = you receive $80,000.

Insurance companies try to shift blame to reduce payouts. We ensure fault is assessed fairly under Nevada’s comparative negligence statute.