Carson City Personal Injury Lawyers You Can Count On

An unexpected injury can change your life in an instant. From mounting medical bills and lost income to physical pain and emotional stress, the aftermath of an accident can feel overwhelming especially when it wasn’t your fault. At Ed Bernstein Injury Lawyers, we understand how devastating these moments can be. That’s why we’re committed to helping Carson City personal injury victims get the justice and compensation they deserve.

For over 40 years, our legal team has represented victims throughout Nevada, holding negligent individuals, corporations, and insurance companies accountable. Whether your injury happened in a crash on I-580, a fall at a Carson Street business, or a serious collision near the Nevada State Capitol, you don’t have to navigate the legal process alone.

We bring experience, compassion, and relentless advocacy to every case. Unlike firms that treat you like just another file, we prioritize personal attention and clear communication every step of the way. We take time to understand your story, evaluate your damages, and build a strong case tailored to your unique situation.

Our firm has recovered millions of dollars for injury victims just like you and we’re ready to fight for you, too.

No upfront fees. No hidden costs. Just honest legal help from a team that cares.

Schedule a free consultation with a Carson City personal injury attorney today.

Types of Personal Injury Cases We Handle

At Ed Bernstein Injury Lawyers, we handle a wide range of personal injury cases in Carson City, each requiring a different legal strategy and a deep understanding of Nevada law. Our experience spans everything from routine auto collisions to complex wrongful death litigation. Below, we break down the types of cases we most commonly handle with a closer look at the specific risks and recovery challenges involved.

Car Accidents

Car accidents remain the most frequent cause of personal injury in Carson City. Whether you’re commuting on I-580 or running errands along South Carson Street, a moment of inattention by another driver can result in lasting consequences. Our attorneys investigate crashes thoroughly, working with reconstruction experts and medical professionals to establish liability and fight for fair compensation.

Rear-End Collisions

Rear-end crashes are among the most common types of vehicle accidents and often occur in stop-and-go traffic or at red lights and stop signs. Drivers who follow too closely or fail to react in time can cause significant injuries particularly whiplash, soft tissue damage, and concussions. These accidents might seem minor to insurers, but they often lead to long-term pain and mobility issues. We help clients recover compensation for therapy, imaging, and loss of income tied to these injuries.

T-Bone Accidents

Also known as side-impact collisions, T-bone accidents usually occur at intersections when a driver runs a red light or fails to yield the right of way. The side of a vehicle offers far less protection than the front or rear, making these crashes especially dangerous. Victims may suffer broken ribs, internal bleeding, or even traumatic brain injuries. We gather intersection camera footage, witness statements, and police reports to reconstruct the scene and establish fault.

Head-On Collisions

Head-on crashes are among the deadliest types of accidents. Often caused by impaired driving, drowsiness, or wrong-way turns, these collisions involve extreme force and result in serious injuries such as spinal cord trauma, crushed limbs, or fatalities. Our legal team coordinates with medical experts and crash investigators to demonstrate the severity of the impact and secure the full value of your claim.

Hit-and-Run Accidents

Hit-and-run cases present unique challenges, as the at-fault party has fled the scene. Victims are often left without immediate answers or support. Our firm works with law enforcement, surveillance footage, and accident scene evidence to track down the responsible party. In the meantime, we help clients pursue recovery through their uninsured motorist coverage or other applicable policies.

Truck Accidents

Large commercial vehicles pose serious hazards on Carson City roadways. With frequent freight traffic on U.S. 50 and I-580, truck crashes can result in catastrophic injuries. These cases often involve multiple defendants and require rapid evidence preservation.

Increased Severity Due to Vehicle Size

A fully loaded semi-truck can weigh up to 80,000 pounds, which means that when one crashes into a passenger vehicle, the damage is rarely minor. Victims frequently suffer crush injuries, amputations, or fatalities. We work with trauma surgeons and economic experts to document the life-changing consequences of these wrecks.

Liability Involving Multiple Parties

Unlike standard car accidents, truck collisions may involve several liable parties, including the driver, the trucking company, a third-party maintenance contractor, or even the manufacturer of a faulty component. We conduct in-depth investigations to ensure no responsible party is overlooked and that every avenue of recovery is explored.

Federal Trucking Regulations

Truck drivers must follow strict rules set by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), including limits on driving hours, maintenance logs, and cargo handling. Violations of these rules can serve as powerful evidence of negligence. Our firm is well-versed in FMCSA guidelines and frequently uses them to hold truck companies accountable.

Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI)

TBIs can have devastating consequences on every aspect of your life including memory, speech, behavior, and mobility. Even mild TBIs can result in long-term cognitive impairment.

Falls and Blows to the Head

Many TBIs in Carson City stem from falls on unsafe premises or blunt-force trauma in car crashes. We work closely with neurologists and imaging specialists to properly diagnose and document brain injuries, even when initial symptoms seem mild or delayed.

Long-Term Impact and Life Adjustments

A brain injury can prevent you from returning to work, disrupt personal relationships, and require ongoing therapy or home care. These effects deserve full compensation not just for current costs, but for the lifelong consequences. We pursue compensation for therapy, assistive technology, vocational rehabilitation, and emotional suffering.

Slip and Fall Accidents

Falls are a leading cause of injury in Carson City, particularly for older adults. Premises liability laws in Nevada require property owners to take reasonable steps to prevent dangerous conditions.

Hazards in Commercial Spaces

Grocery stores, casinos, and shopping centers often have slick floors, unmarked hazards, or cluttered walkways. When staff fail to clean spills or place warning signs, visitors can suffer fractures, back injuries, or concussions. We investigate cleaning logs, maintenance schedules, and surveillance footage to prove that the fall was preventable.

Unsafe Residential or Apartment Complex Conditions

Landlords are responsible for maintaining safe hallways, stairwells, and outdoor walkways. Broken steps, poor lighting, or uneven pavement can all lead to serious falls. We review inspection records, building codes, and tenant complaints to establish landlord negligence.

Bicycle Accidents

Cyclists in Carson City are entitled to safe roadways and the legal protections afforded under Nevada traffic law. Unfortunately, many drivers fail to yield or respect bike lanes with disastrous consequences.

Intersection Collisions

Many bike accidents occur when drivers make left turns across a cyclist’s path or pull out of a driveway without checking for oncoming bikes. These crashes often result in head trauma, broken bones, and road rash. We reconstruct the accident and work with traffic experts to demonstrate that the driver failed to yield or obey posted signs.

Dooring Accidents

One of the most dangerous and overlooked risks for urban cyclists is “dooring,” which occurs when someone in a parked vehicle opens their door directly into the path of an approaching cyclist. We use vehicle positioning, street layout, and witness statements to show exactly how the incident happened and who was at fault.

Wrongful Death

Losing a loved one in a preventable accident is one of the most painful experiences imaginable. Nevada law allows close family members to seek damages through a wrongful death lawsuit.

Fatal Car or Truck Accidents

If your family member was killed in a motor vehicle crash caused by negligence, you may be entitled to compensation for funeral costs, loss of income, and emotional trauma. These cases require sensitivity and strength our attorneys provide both as we pursue justice on your behalf.

Deaths on Dangerous Property

When someone dies due to hazardous conditions such as a fall down unsafe stairs or drowning in an unguarded pool the property owner may be liable. We review code violations, surveillance footage, and prior complaints to establish a history of negligence.

Pedestrian Accidents

Carson City’s pedestrian-friendly downtown and school zones unfortunately come with increased risk of vehicle-related injuries.

Crosswalk Accidents

Many drivers fail to yield to pedestrians in marked crosswalks, despite Nevada law requiring them to stop. Victims may suffer devastating injuries like fractured hips, spinal cord trauma, or paralysis. We work to recover surveillance footage, police reports, and witness statements to establish that the driver violated traffic laws.

Nighttime or Poor Visibility Collisions

Pedestrian crashes that occur at night or in poorly lit areas are especially deadly. If city lighting was inadequate or signs were obstructed, we may pursue claims against public agencies as well. Our team consults with civil engineers and safety experts to identify all contributing hazards.

Common Accident Locations in Carson City

Accidents happen everywhere but certain streets, intersections, and public spaces in Carson City are more prone to collisions, pedestrian incidents, and slip and fall injuries. These high-risk zones often involve factors like poor visibility, high traffic volume, or inadequate maintenance. At Ed Bernstein Injury Lawyers, we’ve handled hundreds of injury claims across these areas and understand the conditions that frequently contribute to preventable accidents.

Knowing where accidents are most likely to occur can help you recognize potential hazards and may even strengthen your legal claim by demonstrating that the incident happened in a known danger zone.

I-580 and U.S. Route 50 Interchange

One of the most dangerous and heavily trafficked areas in Carson City is the I-580 and U.S. Route 50 interchange. This corridor sees high-speed commuting, commercial trucking, and frequent merging often leading to multi-vehicle pileups, rear-end crashes, and high-speed rollovers. Poor weather conditions and fast-changing traffic patterns only make this zone more hazardous.

According to the Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT), I-580 is consistently one of the most dangerous roadways in the state. Our attorneys use NDOT crash data, police reports, and dashcam footage to prove fault and hold reckless drivers accountable.

Downtown Carson City and the Capitol Complex

The area surrounding the Nevada State Capitol including Carson Street, Fifth Street, and Musser Street presents unique risks to pedestrians, cyclists, and government workers. With frequent street closures, public events, and legislative traffic, drivers are often distracted or rushed, leading to pedestrian knockdowns and intersection collisions.

Tourists unfamiliar with the area may miss signage or violate local traffic patterns. Additionally, tight parking lots around government buildings increase the risk of low-speed vehicle-pedestrian impacts.

The Nevada Department of Transportation have long pushed for improved pedestrian safety measures downtown, underscoring how often accidents occur in this area.

Carson Mall and Major Retail Centers

Retail zones like Carson Mall and Southgate Shopping Center are among the most common sites of slip and fall injuries, parking lot crashes, and pedestrian incidents. Businesses often fail to clean up spills, fix torn carpeting, or mark uneven floors, making these spaces dangerous especially for older adults and families with children.

The National Floor Safety Institute (NFSI) reports that over 1 million slip and fall injuries occur in commercial settings annually and many are due to preventable hazards like poor floor maintenance and lack of signage. At Ed Bernstein Injury Lawyers, we’ve handled numerous claims against retail stores, restaurants, and mall operators that failed to meet basic safety standards.

We also investigate parking lot collisions caused by distracted driving, speeding, or poor design. Security footage, employee reports, and maintenance logs often play a key role in these cases.

School Zones and Residential Neighborhoods

Neighborhoods surrounding Carson High School, Fremont Elementary, and Mark Twain Elementary are frequent locations for pedestrian injuries, bicycle crashes, and school zone speed violations. Many drivers disregard flashing signals, make unsafe turns, or text behind the wheel putting children and pedestrians at serious risk.

According to the National Center for Safe Routes to School, over 25,000 children are injured in school zone-related accidents each year in the U.S. Our firm helps parents and guardians build strong claims by collecting traffic data, school security footage, and local witness statements.

Additionally, residential areas like Fairview Drive, Roop Street, and College Parkway experience side-swipe crashes, mail truck collisions, and speeding complaints especially during morning and evening rush hours. These quieter areas can still be extremely hazardous when local traffic patterns are ignored.

Casino Entrances and Hotel Properties

Casinos and hotels such as Casino Fandango, Gold Dust West, and Nugget Casino bring a constant flow of visitors, valet traffic, and rideshare pickups. These environments are frequent scenes of slip and fall accidents, vehicle-pedestrian collisions, and hotel entrance crashes.

Slippery floors in lobbies and gaming areas, loose carpeting, and poor lighting often go unaddressed, especially during busy weekends. According to OSHA, fall hazards are among the leading causes of injury in hospitality settings. When casino or hotel staff fail to warn of known hazards, they can be held liable for injuries that occur.

Additionally, valet drop-off zones and narrow driveways are hotspots for improperly executed U-turns, doorings, and distracted driving accidents. If you were injured on casino or hotel property, we work quickly to obtain internal incident reports, surveillance footage, and staff logs to prove liability.

What Types of Damages Can Be Recovered in a Personal Injury Claim?

After an accident, most people are concerned about how they’ll pay their bills, recover lost wages, and get the medical care they need. In Nevada, personal injury law allows victims to pursue compensation called “damages” for both their financial losses and the emotional impact of their injuries. At Ed Bernstein Injury Lawyers, we fight to ensure that every single category of your damages is fully accounted for.

Whether you’ve been hurt in a car crash, slip and fall, or pedestrian accident, here’s what you may be entitled to recover.

Doctor Visits and Hospital Care

Medical costs are often the largest and most immediate burden after an injury. Nevada law allows victims to recover compensation for all reasonable and necessary healthcare expenses related to the incident. This includes the following.

• Emergency room visits
  
  
• Surgeries and hospital stays
  
  
• X-rays, MRIs, and diagnostic imaging
  
  
• Physical therapy and chiropractic care
  
  
• Prescription medications
  
  
• In-home care or assistive devices

We also work with doctors and medical experts to estimate future medical expenses, especially in cases involving long-term or permanent injuries. According to the National Institutes of Health, medical expenses are one of the most commonly cited causes of personal bankruptcy, highlighting just how critical this compensation is.

Loss of Wages From Missing Work

If your injuries forced you to miss work, whether for days, weeks, or months, you’re entitled to recover those lost earnings. This includes wages, salaries, bonuses, and commissions you would have received had you not been injured.

In more serious cases, your injuries may prevent you from returning to your previous job or force you to take a lower-paying role. In those instances, you may be entitled to compensation for loss of future earning capacity. Our legal team works with vocational experts and economists to calculate your total income loss over time.

The U.S. Department of Labor provides guidelines on employment impacts from long-term disability, which we often reference in these evaluations.

Emotional Stress

Pain and suffering damages cover the non-economic impact of an injury the personal losses that aren’t tied to a dollar figure on a bill, but which can dramatically affect your life. While medical expenses and lost wages are quantifiable, pain and suffering refers to the human experience of injury, the physical agony, emotional turmoil, psychological trauma, and daily frustrations that come with recovering from or living with serious harm.

Physical Pain and Discomfort

This includes the day-to-day physical suffering caused by your injuries from chronic back pain and nerve damage to headaches, mobility limitations, and stiffness. Physical pain can interfere with everything from work duties to basic self-care and often requires ongoing treatment like physical therapy, injections, or surgery. Courts and insurers consider the intensity, duration, and permanence of your pain when assigning value to this category.

Emotional Distress, Anxiety, or PTSD

Beyond the physical toll, many accident victims experience mental and emotional trauma that can linger long after the body heals. This may include panic attacks, flashbacks, fear of driving, or general anxiety in public places. In severe cases, the trauma may meet the clinical criteria for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). These symptoms often require counseling, psychiatric care, and long-term mental health support all of which are compensable under Nevada law.

Loss of Enjoyment of Life

When your injuries prevent you from participating in hobbies, social activities, sports, or other forms of personal fulfillment, you may be entitled to damages for loss of enjoyment of life. Whether you can no longer hike in the Sierra Nevada mountains, play with your kids, or enjoy a pain-free morning routine, the legal system recognizes that these losses matter deeply. We use client interviews, therapist notes, and daily impact journals to demonstrate how your lifestyle has changed.

Sleep Disturbances and Depression

Traumatic injuries often interfere with natural sleep cycles due to pain, anxiety, or recurring nightmares. Lack of sleep can intensify other symptoms like fatigue, irritability, and depression. Depression itself is common among accident victims, particularly those facing a long or uncertain recovery. These psychological effects reduce your quality of life and are often supported by mental health evaluations, medication records, and expert psychiatric testimony.

Damage to Personal Relationships

Severe injuries can place enormous strain on marriages, family dynamics, and friendships. Victims may become irritable, isolated, or emotionally withdrawn, while partners may be forced into caregiver roles. This disruption is legally recognized as loss of consortium when it affects a spousal relationship, but even non-marital relationship damage can be considered in the broader pain and suffering calculation. We help clients and their loved ones explain these losses with honesty and dignity.

While these damages are more subjective, they are a crucial part of any serious injury claim. Our attorneys use medical records, psychological evaluations, and client testimony to present a clear picture of how your life has been affected.

FindLaw offers a helpful overview of how courts evaluate pain and suffering damages across different states.

Damages to Personal Property

If your personal property was damaged or destroyed in the accident for example, your car, bicycle, phone, or laptop you may be entitled to repair or replacement costs.

We work with insurance adjusters, repair shops, and appraisers to ensure you receive fair market value for any items damaged as a result of someone else’s negligence.

Loss of Consortium

In serious injury cases, the victim’s spouse or domestic partner may suffer the loss of companionship, affection, intimacy, or shared activities. These losses are legally recognized under loss of consortium claims.

While intangible, these damages reflect the very real toll an injury can take on a relationship. Nevada law allows partners to pursue separate damages for this type of suffering when appropriate.

Punitive Damages

Unlike the damages listed above which aim to compensate the victim punitive damages are intended to punish the wrongdoer and deter future misconduct. These are only awarded in extreme cases involving gross negligence, reckless indifference, or intentional harm.

For example, a drunk driver who causes a fatal crash may be subject to punitive damages in addition to standard compensation. Nevada caps punitive damages in most cases, though exceptions exist for specific claims like product liability or wrongful death.

To understand how punitive damages are calculated, you can explore Cornell Law’s Legal Information Institute resource on the subject.

Why Choose Ed Bernstein Injury Lawyers?

When your future, health, and finances are on the line, you need more than just any lawyer you need a team with the experience, resources, and reputation to get results. At Ed Bernstein Injury Lawyers, we’ve been helping Nevada injury victims for over four decades. Here’s why Carson City residents trust us to handle their most serious legal matters.

Over 40 Years of Proven Results

We’ve built our reputation by winning tough cases across Nevada. From high-stakes vehicle collisions to complex wrongful death claims, our team has recovered millions for injured clients. We know what it takes to go head-to-head with insurance companies and win.

Local Experience, Statewide Reach

While we’re known throughout the state, we have a deep understanding of Carson City courts, judges, and insurers. That local knowledge helps us craft strategies that work. We’re not an out-of-town firm parachuting in we’re part of this community.

No Fees Unless We Win

Our firm operates on a contingency fee basis, which means you pay nothing upfront and no legal fees unless we recover compensation for you. We believe everyone should have access to quality legal representation, no matter their financial situation.

24/7 Support and Clear Communication

Injured clients deserve answers, not confusion. That’s why our team is available around the clock to answer questions, provide updates, and guide you through every step of your case. We pride ourselves on transparent, client-first communication.

Full-Service Legal Support

We handle every detail of your case from gathering evidence and interviewing witnesses to dealing with medical billing issues and negotiating settlements. If a trial becomes necessary, we’re prepared to fight for you in court.

You can read more about what to look for in a personal injury attorney from the American Bar Association.

What Should I Do After an Accident?

What you do in the minutes, hours, and days after an accident can directly impact your ability to recover both physically and financially. Taking the right steps can help you build a stronger claim and avoid costly mistakes.

Below is a step-by-step guide for Carson City residents who have been injured in a crash, fall, or other accident caused by someone else’s negligence.

Seek Immediate Medical Attention

Getting medical care is the first and most important thing you should do after an accident not just for your health, but also for your legal protection. Even if your injuries seem minor or you feel fine, underlying trauma like internal bleeding, whiplash, or a mild traumatic brain injury can go unnoticed without a proper medical evaluation. Delaying treatment can make your condition worse and give the insurance company a reason to claim that your injuries weren’t serious or weren’t caused by the accident at all. The sooner you get checked out by a doctor, the stronger your case will be and the better your chances of making a full recovery.

Don’t Rely on “Feeling Fine”

Some injuries like traumatic brain injuries or internal bleeding can take hours or even days to show symptoms. A mild headache could be the sign of something far more serious. That’s why you should always let emergency responders check you out or go directly to a doctor or urgent care.

Create a Medical Record

Seeing a medical professional creates a documented timeline of your injuries, which is essential when filing a personal injury claim. Without this, the insurance company may argue your injuries weren’t caused by the accident.

For more information on identifying delayed symptoms, visit the Cleveland Clinic’s guide to head trauma.

Report the Incident to Authorities

Proper documentation is a critical part of any successful personal injury claim. Without it, even the most valid case can be weakened or dismissed by insurance companies or opposing attorneys. Documentation provides a factual foundation for your version of events establishing what happened, when it happened, where it occurred, and who was involved. Police reports, incident reports, photos, witness statements, and medical records all serve as crucial pieces of evidence that help prove liability and validate the extent of your injuries. The more thorough your documentation, the harder it becomes for the other side to dispute your claim. In short, good records don’t just support your case they can make or break it.

Call 911 or Local Law Enforcement

If you’re in a car accident, always report it to the Carson City Sheriff’s Office or Nevada Highway Patrol. In slip and fall cases, report the incident to the store or property owner, and request a written report if available.

Why Police Reports Matter

A police report provides an official, third-party account of the incident, which can support your version of events and identify who may be at fault. You can learn more about how accident reports work from the Nevada DMV.

Gather and Preserve Evidence

The more information you can collect after an accident, the stronger and more credible your personal injury case will be. Every detail from photos of the scene and your visible injuries to eyewitness contact information and official reports helps paint a clear picture of what really happened. Solid evidence doesn’t just support your account of the incident, it provides your attorney with the tools needed to prove liability, demonstrate damages, and push back against lowball settlement offers from insurance companies. Without strong documentation, your case may rely on hearsay or assumptions but with it, you gain leverage that can significantly increase the value of your claim.

Take Photos and Video

Use your phone to capture the accident scene from multiple angles. Photograph your injuries, vehicle or property damage, weather conditions, road signs, or unsafe premises whatever may be relevant.

Get Witness Contact Info

Eyewitness testimony can help prove fault. Ask for names, phone numbers, and email addresses of anyone who saw what happened.

Keep All Receipts and Records

Hold on to medical bills, repair estimates, missed work documentation, and correspondence with insurance adjusters. These documents prove your damages and strengthen your demand for compensation.

For a comprehensive guide to gathering evidence, check out NOLO’s personal injury documentation checklist.

Don’t Speak to Insurance Adjusters Without Legal Advice

It’s very common for insurance companies to reach out within hours or even minutes after an accident is reported. While this might seem helpful on the surface, it’s important to understand that these early calls are not for your benefit. Insurance adjusters are trained professionals whose primary goal is to limit the company’s financial exposure. They may seem friendly or concerned, but their real purpose is to gather information that can be used to minimize or deny your claim. You might be asked to provide a recorded statement, estimate your injuries, or admit partial fault all before you’ve had a chance to fully understand what happened or speak with an attorney. That’s why it’s critical to remain cautious, avoid making any detailed statements, and never accept a settlement offer without legal guidance.

Insurance Companies Are Not On Your Side

Even your own insurer may prioritize saving money over doing what’s right for you. Adjusters may ask misleading questions or try to get you to say something that weakens your claim.

Stick to the Basics

If you must speak to them before hiring a lawyer, give only basic information your name, contact info, and the fact that you were in an accident. Do not discuss fault, injuries, or agree to a recorded statement.

For more insights on protecting yourself, read Consumer Reports’ guide to dealing with insurers after a crash.

Contact a Personal Injury Lawyer as Soon as Possible

Hiring a lawyer early in the process gives you a significant advantage both legally and strategically. From the moment an accident occurs, the clock starts ticking. Evidence can be lost, witness memories can fade, and the insurance company will begin building its case often with the goal of limiting or denying your claim. By involving an experienced personal injury attorney right away, you gain a professional advocate who can immediately start protecting your rights, preserving critical evidence, and managing all communication with the insurance company. Early legal intervention helps you avoid costly mistakes, ensures that deadlines are met, and allows your attorney to build a strong, well-documented case from the very beginning. In short, the sooner you involve a lawyer, the better your chances of securing the maximum compensation you deserve.

Time-Sensitive Evidence Can Disappear

Surveillance footage can be erased. Skid marks fade. Witnesses move or forget details. A lawyer can move quickly to preserve key evidence and start building your case before the trail goes cold.

Avoid Critical Mistakes

Your attorney will help you avoid missteps like posting on social media, missing deadlines, or undervaluing your claim. In Nevada, the statute of limitations for personal injury cases is generally two years, but there are exceptions.

To learn more about your rights and deadlines, visit Nevada Legal Services.

Schedule a Free Case Review with a Carson City Injury Attorney

If you’ve been injured in an accident in Carson City, you don’t have to face the legal system alone. Whether you were hit by a careless driver, slipped in a local business, or suffered a serious injury that changed your life, the team at Ed Bernstein Injury Lawyers is here to help you take the next step forward with strength, clarity, and confidence.

We offer 100% free consultations with no strings attached. You’ll speak directly with a knowledgeable personal injury attorney who can review your case, explain your rights, and outline a strategy for pursuing full compensation. There’s no cost to get answers, and you pay nothing unless we win.

Time matters in personal injury cases. The sooner we get involved, the better we can protect crucial evidence, communicate with the insurance companies on your behalf, and fight to secure the financial recovery you deserve.

Don’t wait. Contact a Carson City personal injury lawyer today to schedule your free case review. We’re available 24/7 and ready to fight for you just like we’ve done for thousands of Nevada clients.