Court King Injury Law is a Spring Valley firm, not a downtown firm with a Spring Valley page. Our office sits at 6290 S. Rainbow Blvd, minutes from Spring Valley Hospital and the Beltway. Founder Jordan J. Butler has spent nearly two decades in Nevada courtrooms, and when you call, you talk to him personally.
If someone else’s negligence hurt you or someone you love, the consultation costs nothing and you owe nothing unless we recover money for you.
Our office is at 6290 S. Rainbow Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89118, inside Spring Valley, off Rainbow between Russell and Sunset, a straight shot from the CC-215 Beltway. That’s not a marketing detail. It means we know which intersections on Rainbow back up at 5 p.m., which apartment complexes off Jones have documented security problems, and which Spring Valley Hospital records departments actually return calls.
Spring Valley is a city of energy and motion, with crowded freeways like I-15 and the 215 Beltway, constant rideshare traffic on the Strip, and year-round tourism adding to congestion. Unfortunately, this also means higher risks of crashes, catastrophic injuries, and complex legal disputes.
Court King Injury Law is rooted here. We understand the roads, insurers, and courts, and we use that knowledge to fight for fair outcomes for Spring Valley residents every day. It means you can meet your attorney on your lunch break instead of parking downtown.
| Case Type | What We See in Spring Valley | How We Handle It |
|---|---|---|
| Car Accidents | Rear-end impacts on Rainbow, left-turn collisions at Flamingo intersections, high-speed crashes on the Beltway. | Nevada is an at-fault state. The negligent driver’s insurer pays, but only after you prove fault and the full extent of your losses. We reconstruct the crash, work with treating physicians to document injuries that don’t show on an X-ray, and refuse to let an adjuster value a spine case like a fender bender. |
| Truck & Commercial Vehicle Accidents | Tractor-trailers coming off I-15, delivery fleets, box trucks on the arterials. | Corporate defendants, federal safety regulations, and driver logs and ECM data that can be lost within weeks. We send preservation letters immediately. |
| Motorcycle Accidents | Riders take the worst of every collision and get blamed for it by default. | We push back on the “he came out of nowhere” narrative with helmet damage analysis, sight-line reconstruction, and rider-conspicuity evidence. |
| Pedestrian Accidents | The Spring Mountain corridor and the wide arterials around it are dangerous for anyone on foot. Drivers fail to yield in crosswalks, turn without looking, and speed through poorly lit stretches. | Pedestrian injuries are severe by nature, and we pursue them accordingly. |
| Rideshare Crashes (Uber & Lyft) | Spring Valley generates enormous rideshare volume moving to and from the Strip. | Coverage depends on which “period” the driver was in when the crash happened and the rideshare company’s insurer will argue for the cheaper answer. |
| Slip, Trip & Fall | Grocery stores, casinos, apartment stairwells, restaurant floors. | Nevada premises liability requires showing the owner knew or should have known about the hazard. These cases are won or lost on incident reports, inspection logs, and video. All of which the property owner controls and none of which they volunteer. |
| Premises Liability & Negligent Security | Broken gates, dead lighting, a documented pattern of assaults at a complex. | Property owners owe visitors reasonably safe conditions. When they ignore a known hazard and someone is hurt as a result, that’s a claim. |
| Dog Bites | Attacks in neighborhoods, parks, and apartment complexes across the valley. | Nevada has no statute imposing automatic strict liability, so these cases turn on owner negligence and the animal’s known history. Clark County and local ordinances matter here, and we know how to use them. |
| Catastrophic & Traumatic Brain Injuries | Spinal cord damage, amputation, severe burns, TBI. | These claims require life care planners and vocational economists to value a lifetime of loss, not just the bills already in the mailbox. Settling one early is the most expensive mistake an injured person can make. |
| Wrongful Death | The loss of a family member to someone else’s negligence. | Under NRS 41.085, certain family members and the deceased’s estate can bring claims for grief, loss of companionship, lost support, and funeral expenses. We handle these with the care they require and the aggression the defense expects. |
We also handle bus accidents, construction and workplace injuries, nursing home abuse, and product liability.
The crashes we see here follow the roads. Rear-end collisions where Rainbow backs up at Russell. Left-turn broadsides at Flamingo and Jones, where the signal cycles are long and drivers gamble on the yellow. Merge and rollover wrecks on the CC-215 between Rainbow and Durango. Rideshare drivers cutting across Spring Mountain toward the Strip at 1 a.m.
What follows is almost always the same: an ER visit, weeks off work, and a claims adjuster calling within 48 hours to sound friendly and get you talking. Nevada is an at-fault state, so the other driver’s insurer pays. But that only happens after you prove fault and prove what the injury actually cost you, and that is where cases are lost. We pull the Metro report and canvass nearby businesses for camera footage before it gets overwritten.
We work with your treating physicians to document the injuries that don’t show up on an X-ray. We account for future care and lost earning capacity instead of just the bills already sitting in your mailbox. When an adjuster tries to value a spinal injury like a fender bender, we are prepared to put it in front of a Clark County jury, and after nearly twenty years of trying cases in these courtrooms, the carriers know that.
Jordan J. Butler combines nearly two decades of litigation experience with the competitive discipline of a former Division I athlete. Named a Top Attorney by Nevada Business Magazine and honored with a preeminent rating from Martindale Hubbell, Butler brings relentless preparation and proven results to every case.
Beyond the courtroom, he remains deeply connected to the Spring Valley community, volunteering as a youth sports coach and contributing pro bono hours through the Children’s Attorney Project. This combination of professional excellence and local commitment reflects what sets Court King Injury Law apart.
“Jordan Butler is the best communicator I have come across. He explained everything with clarity and fought for my case until the end.”
– Mike Valenzuela
“Jordan’s attention to detail and genuine care made a complex process feel manageable. I highly recommend Court King Injury Law.”
– dk deekay
“The same focus and strategy that made Jordan a great athlete now make him a powerhouse in the courtroom. He gave me confidence through the whole process.”
– Jack Busby
At Court King Injury Law, our role goes beyond the courtroom. We are proud to give back to Spring Valley through youth sports coaching, mentorship, and pro bono legal service in the Children’s Attorney Project (CAP), which helps protect vulnerable children in our community.
By supporting local initiatives and staying actively involved, we ensure our firm remains connected to the people we serve. This commitment reflects the same values we bring to every case preparation, discipline, and advocacy for those who need it most.
One client injured in a rollover crash was initially denied coverage by the insurer. After Court King Injury Law’s investigation and persistence, they received compensation that covered medical bills and lost wages.
In another case, a pedestrian struck near the Strip required long-term rehabilitation. Our firm secured a settlement that reflected both immediate medical costs and future care needs, helping the client and their family regain stability.
These results underscore our commitment to advocating for Spring Valley residents and ensuring that insurers take full responsibility.
Court King Injury Law proudly serves clients in Spring Valley, Summerlin, Henderson, and throughout Clark County. From the Strip to suburban neighborhoods, accidents here can be complex and high-stakes. Regardless of where your case begins, our team is prepared to provide trial-tested advocacy to secure justice.
You’ll find Court King Injury Law at:
6290 S Rainbow Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89118
Located just off the 215 Beltway and I-15, our office is easily accessible from Summerlin, Henderson, and throughout Clark County.
Yes. In addition to representing clients in Spring Valley, we also serve surrounding areas, including Summerlin, Henderson, and across Clark County. No matter where your accident occurs, we are prepared to provide trial-tested representation.
Most consultations can be scheduled within 24 to 48 hours. In urgent cases, we do our best to meet with you the same day. Your first consultation is always complimentary, and you’ll speak directly with an attorney to discuss your options.
Yes. If you’re unable to travel, we offer both phone and virtual consultations, allowing you to connect with us from the comfort of your home, the hospital, or anywhere else. This ensures legal help is always within reach.
Court King Injury Law works on a contingency fee basis. That means you pay no upfront fees; we only get paid if we win your case. This model ensures every injured person has access to justice, regardless of financial situation.
We represent clients in auto accidents, catastrophic injury claims, slip and fall cases, product liability matters, and wrongful death suits. Each case is prepared as trial-ready, giving you the strongest chance at a fair recovery.
If you’ve been injured in Spring Valley, don’t face insurers alone. Court King Injury Law is ready to fight for your rights and secure the compensation you deserve.