Start by getting medical attention, even if you do not feel seriously hurt right away. Some injuries, including soft-tissue injuries and concussions, may take hours or days to fully show up.

If you are able, take photos of the scene, the vehicles or hazard involved, and any visible injuries. Get the names and phone numbers of witnesses. Avoid giving a recorded statement to the other party’s insurance company before speaking with a personal injury lawyer.

The value of a personal injury case depends on the details. Your injuries, medical treatment, lost income, long-term recovery needs, daily limitations, and available insurance coverage can all affect the value of the claim.

No attorney should give you a guaranteed number before reviewing the facts. We provide honest case-value guidance after learning what happened and reviewing the evidence available.

Ace Lakhani Law Firm works on a contingency fee. That means you pay nothing out of pocket to hire our firm. The attorney’s fee comes from the settlement or verdict, only if compensation is recovered for your case.

If no compensation is recovered, you owe no attorney’s fee.

The timeline depends on the case. Some car accident claims resolve in a matter of months, while more serious cases can take longer, especially if treatment is ongoing, liability is disputed, or litigation becomes necessary.

We move each case forward as efficiently as possible, while making sure the full extent of the injury is understood before resolving the claim.

In both Nevada and Arizona, most personal injury claims have a two-year statute of limitations. In many cases, the clock starts on the date of the accident.

Some claims can have shorter deadlines, including claims involving government entities. Because deadlines can affect your right to recover compensation, it is best to speak with a personal injury attorney as soon as possible after an accident.