FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

We represent clients in:
• Personal Injury (Car Accidents, Cycle Accidents, Truck Accidents, Uninsured Motorists, Boat Wreck, Pedestrian Accidents, Taxi or Rideshare Accidents, Catastrophic Injuries, Product Liability, Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI), Slip and Falls, Spinal Injuries, Neck Injuries)
• Workers’ Compensation (industrial injuries, denied claims, PPD awards)
• Criminal Defense (including DUI, misdemeanor, and traffic offenses)
Our attorneys are licensed in Nevada and focus exclusively on these practice areas.

Yes. We offer a free consultation to evaluate legal issues, potential liability, damages, deadlines, and the appropriate path forward. This consultation is confidential and protected by the attorney-client privilege.

We operate on a contingency-fee basis. Legal fees are collected only if compensation is recovered on your behalf through settlement or judgment. Our firm never makes more than our client.

Standard litigation costs (filing fees, experts, medical records, etc.) are discussed during engagement and advanced by the firm unless otherwise agreed.

Civil Traffic matters start at $50.  Criminal Traffic matters depend on the court cited in and what you were cited for.  Criminal defense matters typically involve a fixed fee or retainer, depending on the complexity of charges, anticipated court appearances, and procedural posture.

Yes. Our engagement letter clearly outlines the scope of representation, fee terms, and client rights, consistent with the Nevada Rules of Professional Conduct.

Time limits vary:
• Most Nevada personal injury claims must be filed within two years from the date of injury (NRS 11.190).
• Workers’ compensation claims must be submitted to the employer/insurer within strict statutory deadlines after the injury. Once a workers’ compensation claim has closed, it has lifetime reopening rights.
• Criminal defense deadlines are governed by charging decisions and procedural rules.
Failure to act in a timely manner can permanently bar recovery — early involvement of counsel is strongly advised.

Not always. Many personal injury matters resolve pre-litigation. If litigation or trial becomes necessary, your attorney will appear with you and guide you throughout.
In criminal matters, certain hearings may be waived or handled by counsel; others mandate personal appearance.

For traffic matters, no, we go to court on your behalf.

You will work directly with a licensed attorney and an assigned legal team. We maintain open communication, provide status updates, and promptly respond to inquiries as your case progresses. We will communicate you via phone, text, and/or email, whichever is your preferred method of communication.

Any accident reports, photographs, medical records, or provider information, insurance details, C4 form (for a Work Comp case) wage loss documentation, and any correspondence from insurers or government entities.
For criminal/traffic cases: charging documents, citations, discovery, and any related communications.

We evaluate:
• Liability and comparative fault issues
• Nature, severity, and permanency of injuries
• Medical treatment and future medical needs
• Lost wages and earning capacity
• Applicable insurance coverage and policy limits
• Expert assessments and admissible evidence
No attorney can ethically guarantee a result, but you will receive a clear analysis of strengths, risks, and likely outcomes

Yes. We handle all communications with insurers and defense counsel, protecting you from tactics designed to minimize claims or elicit harmful statements.

We are fully prepared to litigate. This may include:
• Filing a Complaint in District Court
• Written discovery, depositions, expert disclosures
• Motion practice and pre-trial proceedings
• Presentation of evidence before a judge or jury
You will be briefed at each stage and involved in strategic decisions.

Timelines vary based on case complexity, court docket, and discovery needs. Personal injury litigation commonly spans 12–24 months or longer. Workers’ compensation and criminal cases follow their own statutory schedules.

Your matter will be overseen by an experienced Nevada attorney, supported by a trained legal team. We do not outsource core legal work or delegate strategy decisions to non-lawyers.

We seek efficient, fair resolution — but are prepared to try cases when necessary to protect your rights and maximize compensation or secure the best possible outcome. Not just for criminal matters, for all cases!

We offer multilingual support in English, Spanish, Chinese, and Korean to ensure clear communication throughout the representation.

Contact our office to schedule a free consultation. We will review the facts, evaluate your legal rights, and provide next steps tailored to your situation. Representation begins once you sign a retainer agreement and the firm accepts your case.