Yes, of course! We are more than happy to talk with people about their case, without charging a fee for the consultation. At the end of the conversation, if the caller decides to retain us, we forward the paperwork to the caller so that he or she can sign up with our firm, and begin work on their case. On the other hand, if the caller does not want to retain me at the end of our conversation, or would simply like to think about it, there is no fee charged. Even if it is a case that we are not able to take for some reason, we can often make a referral to a qualified attorney who can help you.

While you are in treatment, we are building your files, obtaining copies of all medical records in connection with the accident and injuries, and resolving any remaining liability or other issues in the case. Of course, the length of medical treatment depends on the nature and severity of your injuries. Each case is very different, it’s difficult to say how long your case will take. If a lawsuit is filed it can take longer than if the case is settled pre-suit.

If your case is settled, then your case will not go to court. This is what happens in most situations. Some cases do require a formal trial proceeding, however. In either situation, hiring a firm with experience in handling personal injury cases is critical. We prepare all of our cases as if they are going to court and this is the very reason why most of our cases get settled outside of court. We are always prepared, and our preparation allows us to negotiate from a position of strength.

Your case is worth either what you agree with the insurance company it’s worth or the amount of a cash award granted by a judge and jury. We examine all of the conditions surrounding your case in order to arrive at a figure that we believe the insurance company must pay for your injuries. Generally, the dollar value is dependent upon the type and extent of your injuries. Other factors influencing the dollar value of your case are medical bills, the length of treatment, the frequency of treatment, potential future medical bills, permanent disabilities, and any other damage that can be documented. We study every detail so that we can get you the money you deserve for your injuries.

Our fee is taken as a percentage of the recovery that is made. However, if we are unable to recover money for you, you do not pay us anything.

You may be entitled to a number of different types of damages under Nevada State Law. Some of the more common types of damages in accident cases are reasonable past and future medical expenses, lost earnings, mental anguish, pain and suffering, and physical disfigurement.