FRIEDMAN
Meet Blake S. Friedman
Blake S. Friedman brings years of personal injury experience to your case. As a Las Vegas native and the founder of Friedman Injury Law, Blake has dedicated his practice solely to personal injury law. He has secured over $100 million in settlements for clients across Nevada. Blake and our team prioritize client needs, keeping open communication throughout the legal process. We never recommend settlements below a case’s true value. With extensive courtroom experience and a commitment to fighting for our clients, we are fully prepared to represent you aggressively and help you recover the maximum compensation possible.
BLAKE S. FRIEDMAN, ESQ.
HAS RECOVERED OVER
$100,000,000
FOR HIS CLIENTS IN
LAS VEGAS AND ACROSS
SOUTHERN NEVADA
Slip and Fall Under Nevada Law
Nevada state law sets strict standards for property owner responsibility under premises liability statutes. To collect a financial payout, your attorney must show that the owner created the danger, knew about the hazard, or should have found it during regular property maintenance.
Under NRS 41.130, property owners who fail to keep reasonable safety standards are responsible for the injuries their neglect causes. Specific statutes like NRS 651.015 also outline the safety duties owed by hotel and casino operators to guests on their property.
Nevada uses a modified comparative negligence rule under NRS 41.141. This rule allows you to collect money as long as you were not more than 50 percent at fault for your fall, though your final settlement decreases by your percentage of fault.
Under NRS 11.190, you generally have two years from the date of your accident to file a lawsuit in a Nevada civil court. Waiting too long can permanently lock you out of getting payment for your losses. If your fall occurred on government-owned property, such as a public transit station or city building, you must submit a formal Notice of Claim within 180 days.
Severe Medical Concerns Resulting From a Personal Injury Fall
A hard landing on tile, concrete, or wood can damage joints, bones, and internal tissue. Some fall victims walk away with minor scrapes, while others suffer life-altering problems requiring long-term care.
- Broken bones in the hips, wrists, ankles, shoulders, and knees that require surgery or cast immobilization.
- Traumatic brain injury, concussions, and facial trauma caused by hitting your head against hard ground or counters.
- Herniated discs, severe neck strains, and back damage that cause lasting pain and nerve pressure.
- Torn ligaments, tendon damage, and deep muscle strains that limit your physical mobility for months.
- Permanent mobility loss, nerve damage, or spinal impacts that prevent you from working in your previous career field.
Frequently Asked Questions About Slip and Fall Injury Claims
Can I still file a claim if I fell on a wet floor with no warning sign?
Yes, property owners must maintain safe floors or place obvious warning markers over wet areas. If an owner or employee mopped without setting out caution cones, or if a spill sat on the floor long enough for staff to notice and clean it, the property owner can be held responsible under Nevada law.
How much does it cost to hire an attorney at Friedman Injury Law?
We handle injury cases on a contingency fee setup, which means you pay no money out of pocket to hire us. We only collect an attorney fee if we secure a financial settlement or court win for you. If we do not win your case, you do not owe us any legal fees.
What happens if the insurance company claims the accident was my fault?
Insurers often argue that fall victims were distracted by their phones, wearing unsafe shoes, or not watching where they walked. Under Nevada’s modified comparative negligence law, you can still collect money as long as your fault remains at or below 50 percent. We gather camera footage, witness accounts, and maintenance logs to show the owner caused the main hazard.
How long do slip and fall claims take to resolve in Clark County?
The timeline varies depending on the severity of your injuries, how long your medical treatment takes, and whether the property owner’s insurance company behaves fairly. Simple claims may wrap up in a few months, while complicated cases involving ongoing care or court filings can take longer. We keep you informed at every stage of the process.
What items should I bring to my first meeting with a lawyer?
It helps to bring any police report copies, incident report receipts, photos of the scene, medical bills, doctor’s notes, and insurance letters you have received. If you do not have all these documents ready, do not worry. We can help you gather the necessary records after our initial conversation.
Call Friedman Injury Law to Talk About Your Slip and Fall Injury Today
If you or a family member suffered injuries in a fall on someone else’s property, you do not have to carry the financial burden alone. Contact Friedman Injury Law today at (702) 970-4222 to speak directly with an attorney about what happened. We will review the facts of your accident, explain your legal options, and help you take the right steps forward. Getting answers costs nothing, and our team is ready to stand up for your rights and fight for the payout you deserve.
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WHAT OUR LAS VEGAS INJURY CLIENTS SAY
Jessica Falla
If you’re in need of a great lawyer to help u please call and ask for Kevin !!! I was in a bad accident in April …the very next morning I met with Kevin! From that first day untill last week when I picked up my check he was there every step of the way !! Sophia his assistant was ontop of everything as well and texted me each week sometimes more to let us know where we were at !! This office is truly one of a kind and I highly recommend!!! Thanks again Kevin from the bottom of my ❤️
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