Calling a lawyer after a brain injury can feel like one more overwhelming thing. Here is exactly what happens when you call us, so there are no surprises: a calm conversation, honest answers, and no pressure, ever.
Tell us what happened and what has changed since. If the injured person cannot make the call, a spouse, parent, or family member can, and can stay on every call after. Ryan speaks fluent Spanish.
The accident, the medical care so far, the insurance involved, and the deadlines Nevada law puts on your claim. Brain injury symptoms evolve, and we will ask about that, not just about the day of the crash.
Plainly, including if we think you do not have a case or do not need a lawyer. If you do hire us, cases are handled on contingency: no fee unless we win. You will understand the agreement before you sign anything.
Do not worry if you have none of this. Gathering records is our job. But if any of it is within reach, it speeds up the first conversation:
Brain injuries are hard on the people doing the calling, too. It is okay if the story comes out in pieces. It is okay to cry on this call; it happens, and nobody here will rush you. It is okay to ask the same question twice. Write things down, bring someone with you, and take the time you need. That is not a burden on this office. That is the work.
The fastest way to reach us is a call:
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