Las Vegas Personal Injury Lawyer

A serious injury rearranges everything at once: your health, your income, your family’s routine. Court King Law takes the legal weight off your hands so you can put your attention where it belongs: getting better.

• No fee unless we win. We work on contingency. You owe no attorney’s fee unless we recover for you.
• Free consultation. An honest read on your case with no obligation and no pressure to sign.
• Built for Nevada. Clark County courts, Las Vegas insurers, and the roads and properties involved.

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Talk to us if any of this is true

Most people wait too long because they aren’t sure they have a claim. A conversation costs nothing.

• An insurance adjuster has already called you
• You’re being asked to give a recorded statement
• Medical bills are arriving with no clear payer
• You’ve been offered a quick settlement
• You’ve missed work and don’t know what’s recoverable

The law says you should be made whole. It doesn’t do it for you.

Nevada law is straightforward on the principle: when another person’s carelessness causes you harm, they are responsible for the cost of that harm. The complication is everything that comes after. Nobody sends you a check because you were wronged. Someone has to establish what happened, prove who is accountable, document the full extent of your injuries, and put a defensible number on losses that don’t arrive with a receipt attached.

That is the work. The other side has a team doing the opposite of it — building a file that argues you weren’t hurt as badly as you say, that you were partly at fault, or that your treatment went further than the crash justified. Adjusters are trained, experienced, and measured on how little they pay. Going in alone is an uneven match, and the offer usually reflects that.

Court King Law exists to even it out. We handle the evidence, the medical record, the liens, the negotiation, and the litigation if the insurer won’t be reasonable. You stay focused on your recovery. And because we’re paid out of the recovery rather than up front, our incentive is identical to yours: get the case right, and get it right the first time, because a settlement you sign is one you cannot revisit.

Find Your Las Vegas Injury Case

Every claim below is one Court King Law handles. Select a service to read how these cases work in Nevada, what has to be proven, and where they typically go wrong.

Practice area	What these cases involve
Motor vehicle collisions
Auto Accident	The most common injury claim in Clark County. Liability, medical causation, and the value of your treatment are all contested separately.
Distracted Driving Accident	Phones, navigation screens, and in-car displays. Proving inattention often depends on records the other side won’t produce voluntarily.
Head-On Collision	Wrong-way and crossover crashes carry combined impact speeds and some of the most severe injury patterns on Nevada roads.
Hit and Run Accident	When the at-fault driver is never identified, your own uninsured motorist coverage becomes the claim — against your own insurer.
Left Turn Accident	Right-of-way disputes at Las Vegas intersections. Fault is rarely as settled as the other driver’s insurer first insists.
Rear-End Collision	Being struck from behind doesn’t end the argument. Insurers still challenge injury severity, treatment gaps, and prior conditions.
Sideswipe Accident	Lane-change and merge collisions where each driver blames the other and the physical evidence has to do the deciding.
T-Bone Collision	Side impacts leave little vehicle structure between the occupant and the striking vehicle, which is why injuries run severe.
Rollover Accident	Higher-profile vehicles, roof crush, and occupant ejection. These cases can involve the vehicle’s design as well as the driver.
Rideshare Accident (Uber & Lyft)	Coverage shifts depending on whether the app was on and a passenger aboard. Layered policies mean layered arguments.
Motorcycle Accident	Riders absorb the impact and the assumptions. We take on both the injuries and the bias baked into how these claims get valued.
Truck Accident	Commercial carriers, federal safety rules, driver logs and telematics — evidence that can be lost if nobody demands it early.
Bus Accident	Transit, shuttle, tour and charter buses. Public carriers add government claim procedures and notably short notice deadlines.
Property and premises
Slip and Fall	Wet floors, uneven walkways, poor lighting. The fight is usually over notice: what the owner knew, and how long they knew it.
Premises Liability	Casinos, resorts, retail, apartments and parking structures. Owners owe visitors reasonably safe conditions and adequate security.
Dog Bite	Nevada addresses dog attacks through negligence. What the owner knew about the animal’s history is often the deciding fact.
Catastrophic and fatal injuries
Catastrophic Injury	Paralysis, amputation, vision loss, multi-system trauma. Valuing these claims requires life-care planning, not a settlement formula.
Traumatic Brain Injury	TBIs that never appear on a routine scan but reshape memory, mood, concentration and the ability to hold a job.
Wrongful Death	Brought through a personal representative on behalf of eligible family members after a death that shouldn’t have happened.
Workplace and institutional
Construction Accident	Falls, struck-by incidents and equipment failures on Las Vegas job sites, often involving contractors beyond your own employer.
Workplace Injury	Workers’ compensation benefits, plus any separate third-party claim that exists outside the comp system entirely.
Nursing Home Abuse	Neglect, pressure injuries, unexplained falls and mistreatment in long-term care, where records rarely tell the whole story.

Injured in a way that isn’t listed? Nevada injury law is broader than any list. Call and describe what happened.

What a Nevada injury claim can recover

Injury claims cover more than the bills already in your mailbox. A properly built case accounts for what the injury will still cost you years from now.

Medical costs. Emergency treatment, imaging, surgery, therapy, medication, and the future care your doctors expect you’ll still need.

Lost income. Wages missed during recovery, plus reduced earning capacity if you can’t return to the work you did before.

Pain and suffering. Physical pain, emotional harm, and the loss of activities and routines the injury took away from you.

Property damage. Repair or replacement of your vehicle and personal property damaged in the incident.

Household and family losses. Care you now need at home, and the effect on your relationship with a spouse or family.

Punitive damages. Available in limited Nevada cases where the conduct went beyond ordinary carelessness into something far worse.

How your case moves

Cases resolve at different speeds, but they move through the same sequence. Here’s what to expect, in order.

Step 1. We listen. You tell us what happened. We give you a straight assessment of whether there’s a claim worth bringing — including when there isn’t.

Step 2. We build the file. Scene evidence, footage, witnesses, records and expert input. We handle the adjusters so they stop calling you directly.

Step 3. We demand. Once your treatment picture is clear, we present the full value of your losses and negotiate from evidence rather than optimism.

Step 4. We litigate if needed. If the offer doesn’t reflect your case, we file. Insurers price a claim differently when the firm behind it is prepared for trial.

Nevada gives you a limited window

Most Nevada personal injury and wrongful death claims must be filed within two years. Miss that deadline and the claim is typically gone no matter how strong it was.

Some situations run shorter. Claims involving a government entity or public agency can require formal notice within months, not years. Other circumstances can extend the window. The only way to know which applies to you is to ask early — while evidence is still recoverable and witnesses still remember.

Before you call

What does it cost to hire Court King Law?

Nothing up front. We take personal injury cases on contingency, meaning our fee comes out of the recovery and only if there is one. The initial consultation is free and carries no obligation to hire us.

The insurance company already offered me money. Should I take it?

Not before someone reviews it. Early offers usually arrive before the full scope of your injuries is known, and settlement is final — you cannot reopen a claim after signing, even if you need surgery a month later. Have the offer looked at first.

Do I have a case if I was partly at fault?

Possibly. Nevada follows a modified comparative negligence rule: you can still recover if your share of fault is not greater than the other party’s, though your recovery is reduced by your percentage. Insurers routinely overstate a claimant’s share, which is worth challenging.

How long will my case take?

It depends on your medical treatment more than anything else. A case shouldn’t be valued until doctors understand where your recovery is headed. Straightforward claims can resolve in months; serious injuries and litigated cases take longer.

Will I have to go to court?

Most cases settle without trial. That said, cases prepared as though they will be tried tend to settle better — so we build every file with that possibility in view.

What should I do right now, after an accident?

Get medical attention even if you feel functional, since some injuries surface days later. Photograph the scene and your injuries. Get names and contact details for witnesses. Report the incident. Then, before giving any recorded statement to an insurer, speak with a lawyer.

Tell us what happened.

No fee unless we win. No obligation to hire us. Just a clear answer about where you stand and what your options are.

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