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Why Choose Friedman Injury Law For Your Case
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
Financial Recovery in Nevada
Under Nevada law, victims who suffer permanent damage because of someone else’s carelessness have the right to seek financial recovery for all resulting losses. Because these cases involve long-term consequences, calculating the true value of a claim means looking far beyond your immediate hospital bills.
You may be eligible to recover compensation for:
- Past hospital stays, emergency room visits, and specialized surgeries
- Future medical expenses, including physical therapy, in-home care, and medical devices
- Home and vehicle modifications, such as wheelchair ramps or adaptive driving controls
- Lost wages from time away from work during initial recovery
- Loss of future earning capacity if you can no longer work in your previous field
- Physical pain, mental anguish, and emotional distress
- Permanent physical disfigurement, scarring, or loss of mobility
- Reduced quality of life and loss of companionship for family members
Nevada follows a modified comparative negligence rule under Nevada Revised Statutes section 41.141. This means you can still recover financial compensation as long as you are found to be less than 51 percent at fault for the incident. However, your total recovery will be reduced by your percentage of fault, which makes having a skilled attorney to defend your side of the story all the more important.
Nevada Time Limits for Filing a Lawsuit
Time is a critical factor when filing a personal injury claim in Nevada. Under Nevada Revised Statutes section 11.190, the standard deadline to file a lawsuit for personal injury is two years from the date the injury occurred. If you fail to file your lawsuit before this two-year window closes, the court will almost certainly dismiss your case, leaving you with no way to recover compensation from the at-fault party.
There are certain exceptions that can make these deadlines even shorter or more complex. For instance, if your injury involved a government vehicle, a public transit system, or a state road condition, formal administrative notices must be submitted much faster. Reaching out to a lawyer quickly ensures that crucial physical evidence is saved and all legal filings meet state deadlines.
Reach Out to Our Spring Valley Injury Lawyers Today
If you or a family member suffered life-altering injuries due to someone else’s actions in Spring Valley, you do not have to handle the financial and legal pressure alone. Call Friedman Injury Law today at (702) 970-4222 to speak with our team and learn how founder Blake Friedman can protect your rights. We work on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay no attorney fees out of pocket unless we win your case.
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WHAT OUR LAS VEGAS INJURY CLIENTS SAY
Imani Kimble (UniquelyImani)
The entire team was amazing. The process was quick and easy. I highly recommend this law firm.
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