Experienced Trial Lawyers Serving Las Vegas, NV

At Eglet Law, we represent clients on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay no upfront costs or hourly fees. Our fee is collected only if we successfully obtain compensation through a settlement or verdict on your behalf.

This structure allows every client, regardless of financial situation, to have access to exceptional legal representation. We advance the costs necessary to build and try your case, including expert witnesses, investigations, and trial preparation. Those costs are typically reimbursed from the recovery at the end of the case.

*If there is no recovery, you owe us nothing for our time or services.

Contingency fees align our interests with yours: we succeed only when you do. It’s a system that ensures our firm is fully invested in pursuing the strongest possible result for every client we represent.

*In some cases, if a lawsuit proceeds to trial and the plaintiff does not prevail, the court may order the plaintiff to pay certain costs or fees to the defendant. These situations are uncommon and depend on the specific facts of the case and applicable Nevada law.

Eglet Law is one of the few true trial law firms in Nevada focused exclusively on personal injury and catastrophic litigation. While many firms advertise personal injury services, few possess the skill, experience, or financial resources to take a case all the way to trial, often opting for early settlements that fail to fully compensate clients for their losses.

What distinguishes Eglet Law is our proven success in the courtroom. We have achieved more multimillion-dollar verdicts than any other personal injury firm in Nevada, a record that reflects our relentless preparation, exceptional trial skill, and commitment to justice.

At Eglet Law, we have the resources, depth of experience, and courtroom talent to take cases to verdict when necessary, pursuing the best possible outcome for every client.

Our reputation for excellence extends beyond Nevada. Attorneys across the country trust Eglet Law with their most serious and complex cases, knowing that we have the expertise, resources, and tenacity to prevail even in the most high-stakes litigation.

Yes. We offer free, no-obligation consultations to help you understand your options. During your consultation, you’ll speak directly with a member of our team, who will review your case, answer your questions, and explain how we can help. There are no upfront costs, and you only pay if we recover compensation on your behalf.

Eglet Law is a full-service personal injury trial firm representing victims of negligence and catastrophic loss in Nevada and across the United States. Our attorneys have the experience, resources, and trial skill to handle even the most complex cases.

We represent clients in cases involving:

• Defective Products — holding manufacturers accountable for dangerous or defective consumer and industrial products.
• Sexual Assault and Abuse — pursuing justice and compensation for survivors of assault and institutional negligence.
• Car, Truck, and Motorcycle Accidents — representing victims of serious and fatal motor vehicle collisions.
• Catastrophic Injuries — including brain, spinal cord, burn, and life-altering injuries.
• Insurance Bad Faith — fighting insurance companies that wrongfully deny, delay, or underpay valid claims.
• Mass Torts and Complex Litigation — representing groups of individuals harmed by defective drugs and products.
• Mass Casualty Events — representing victims and families affected by large-scale disasters resulting in multiple injuries or fatalities.
• Slip and Fall (Premises Liability) — helping those injured due to unsafe conditions on public or private property.

In Nevada the statute of limitations for personal injury lawsuits is two years from the date of injury (NRS 11.190). If a lawsuit is not filed within this two-year period, the injured party may be permanently barred from recovering compensation. Certain exceptions may apply if a lawsuit was not filed within the two-year period, such as cases involving minors, legal incapacity, or delayed discovery of the injury.

To protect your legal rights and ensure compliance with all applicable deadlines, it is important to consult with an experienced attorney as soon as possible following an accident.

If you were partially at fault in an auto collision, you may still be eligible for compensation in Nevada. Nevada follows a system of modified comparative negligence when determining liability in personal injury cases. NRS 41.141 states that an injured party may still recover damages for an injury to persons or property as long as their percentage of fault is not greater than the combined negligence of the defendants. In simpler terms, you may recover compensation in Nevada if you are 50% or less at fault. Additionally, if you are found partially responsible for the incident, your compensation will be reduced in proportion to your percentage of fault.

Yes, Nevada’s product liability laws are consumer-friendly and follow the doctrine of strict liability, which means you do not need to prove the manufacturer, distributor, or seller was negligent, only that the product was defective and caused your injury.

To successfully bring a claim, you’ll need to show that the defect existed when the product left the defendant’s control, that you used the product in a reasonably foreseeable way, and that the defect caused your injuries. The team at Eglet Law can gather evidence, identify responsible parties, and pursue compensation for your medical bills, lost wages, and emotional distress. Additionally, Nevada law allows for punitive damages in product liability cases not subject to limitations, which can significantly increase the potential value of your case.

Eglet Law has been nationally recognized for its success in complex product liability litigation. We have secured some of the largest defective product verdicts in the United States, including a $524 million verdict in 2013, $182 million in 2011, and $505 million in 2010. Eglet Law has the resources, expertise, and trial experience needed to take on large corporations and hold them accountable for dangerous or defective products.

A catastrophic injury is one in which the victim will not, no matter how much and what type of curative care, make a full recovery or achieve their pre-accident condition. Catastrophic injuries can include loss of vision or hearing, involuntary amputation of a limb, internal organ damage that causes the loss of function of that organ, significant third-degree burns over a large portion of the body, and severe brain trauma. Many victims require intensive curative care, and most require ongoing personal care and routine medical attention. Catastrophic injuries require experienced legal representation to secure the compensation needed for lifelong care.

Under Nevada law (NRS 41.085), a wrongful death claim must be filed by the personal representative of the deceased person’s estate. This is typically the executor named in the will or, if no will exists, a court-appointed administrator.

The lawsuit is brought on behalf of the deceased person’s statutory heirs, which may include the surviving spouse, children, and parents, as well as the estate itself for certain damages.

At Eglet Law, our experienced wrongful death attorneys help families navigate these complex legal matters with care and respect. We understand the emotional and financial toll of losing a loved one and are dedicated to helping you pursue justice and accountability.