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Receive the justice you deserve by contacting the right personal injury lawyer in Reno, NV. 

Schedule a free consultation with our team of personal injury attorneys by completing the following form or call us at (775) 322-6500.

We work on contingency. We are paid legal fees only when our clients are paid. There is no cost to you for an initial consultation or case review.

300 S Arlington Ave.
Reno, NV 89501

Office: (775) 322-6500
Fax: (775) 322-6502

General FAQs

When you’re injured, understanding your legal options may be confusing. Here are frequently asked questions to help you get started.

You do not owe our firm any money for our work performed, unless you get a settlement, and the fee is a percentage of the total settlement that comes out of the settlement when the case is resolved. Costs are in addition to the fee. Our firm advances the costs of the case as incurred. Examples of costs are filing fees, bills for copies of medical records and bills, postage, copies, and expert expenses.

We charge 33.3% of the total settlement plus costs. We have very competitive fee structures and we never take a higher fee than what our clients end up with in their pocket.

Two years. You must have a complaint on file before the two years runs, or you will forever lose your claims.

In Nevada, the statute of limitations on a medical malpractice claim is one year from the date the patient discovered, or should have discovered the injury, or three years from the date the health care provider inflicted the injury, whichever is sooner. See NRS 41A.097.

You must have a complaint on file before the one year runs, or you will forever lose your claims. A medical expert in the same field of the offending medical provider must review your entire medical record related to the incident and draft an affidavit supporting negligence in order for you to be able to file a complaint against a medical provider in the State of Nevada. See NRS 41A.071.

We charge 40% plus costs. We have very competitive fee structures and we never take a higher fee than what our clients end up with in their pocket.

Yes, it is very important to protect yourself and your family and carry this extra coverage. If you are hit by someone without insurance or with minimal coverage, the value of your case may exceed the coverage the at-fault driver has.  Nevada’s requirement for liability coverage for auto policies is only $25,000.00. We also see a lot of reckless drivers who cause collisions and have no coverage or assets. The cost to carry under-insured motorist coverage and Med-Pay may not be very significant in relation to devastating injuries caused by under-insured drivers.

You have time, and at our firm, we give free initial consultations, so the sooner you call us the better.

Yes, most likely your health insurance company has a right to be reimbursed for what it paid for the injury-related medical expenses. The health insurance company’s right to be paid back may be mandatory and have legal repercussions if not paid. It is important that you call us and get proper legal advice before you move forward with your injury claim without representation.

Yes, most likely your health insurance company has a right to be reimbursed for what it paid for the injury-related medical expenses. The health insurance company’s right to be paid back may be mandatory and have legal repercussions if not paid. It is important that you call us and get proper legal advice before you move forward with your injury claim without representation.

It is preferable that you have a personal injury attorney present.  We educate our clients on how to respond to questions and how to protect their interests when giving statements. It is important that you know your legal rights as soon as possible. Free legal education can only help.

Yes. The insurance policy language may not provide for a rental car, but either way, you are entitled to daily loss of use for the reasonable period of time you are without your vehicle.