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      4. Law Offices Of Brian D. Nettles

      1389 Galleria Dr Ste 110Henderson, NV 89014

      (702) 577-3657
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      From Business: Personal injury law is complicated and intricate. To ensure that you are getting what you are due under the law you should always consult with an injury lawyer in…

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      8. Personal Injury Attorneys Clear Counsel Law Group

      50 S Stephanie St Ste 101Henderson, NV 89012

      (702) 832-5044
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      From Business: The Clear Counsel Law Group is a Southern Nevada law firm which focuses on personal injury law, estate planning, probate, and bankruptcy. Our law firm was founded…

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      13. Harris & Harris Injury Lawyers

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      2029 Alta Dr # 270Las Vegas, NV 89106

      (702) 384-1414
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      Heather and Brian were great. Thanks for the help.

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      21. Traffic Ticket Attorneys

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      Serving the Henderson Area.

      (877) 787-2334
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      I can not thank Traffic Ticket Defenders enough. Their staff Julie and Jessica were extremely helpful and professional. It was such a pleasure to wo…

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      Ford & Friedman
      Jon A. rated

      First class service from top notch litigators! These guys are prepared, confident and highly skilled.

      Law Offices of P Sterling Kerr
      May S. rated

      Several years ago I found myself in need of an Attorney. I was recommended to Sterling Kerr by a friend. I am so thankful to have met him and the staff at his firm. He has helped us in many ways since then and also helped other friends and family members. I would recommend his firm without hesitation.

      Law Office of Arsen Baziyants
      Monika K. rated

      OMG...this lawyer is simply amazing! i had 2 lawyers before him....after the interview we got a long long letter from the immigration...our case wasn t looked that good...they were planing to deny our request... i was really sad as it looked like we have to leave the country soon...and then i found him on the internet i read a lot of really good review and asked an appointment...He is more than professional...he immediately knew what we have to do what kind of papers missing...and btw he never ever watched the time...he spend with me as much time as the case needed to put together perfectly...if he takes a case he put 100% in or more i never felt that someone take my case this seriously! and less than 2 weeks work he won our case and me and my kids are waiting for our green card!!!!!i can strongly recommend him!

      Karen H Greene-Lewis ESQ
      Candace M. rated

      I originally had a consultation at her office that no one showed up for. After 30 minutes of calling the phone number they had listed that answered as an "unmonitored mailbox at Expedia" I left. I wrote a review stating that she was unprofessional for making an appointment she didn't keep. Days later, I was contacted by Karen saying there was an "office emergency" and that she would come meet with me at my office and so we met and she was hired on as my attorney. During the four months that she represented me, she attended a court date with results that were not imposed on the insurance company. Each time I called, I wasn't able to speak to Karen but rather got bounced around from Brittany to Clair to Ana. When I disagreed with what was determined by the adjuster, I called only to be told "we don't want to piss the insurance company off" and so we did whatever the insurance company advised. Doesn't that defeat the purpose of having an attorney? There were referrals that sat for 3-4 weeks after approved because the firm didn't bother to follow up unless I was on their case about it. I was calling the adjuster myself and they threatened to resign then if I didn't stop going around them but if they did their job, I wouldn't have to. This continued for a while until I called to speak about the case and was verbally attacked by a rabid Clair. She was retaliating against me for the review 9months old) saying if I didn't change it, they would refuse to represent me. She stated "My dog was sick the day of your consult and I gotta be honest, if it comes down to my dog or you, it's gonna be my dog every time". I asked to speak to Karen and of course she was not available. She called back and shouted over me telling me my original review had her blood boiling; that she was so upset that she couldn't guarantee she was providing grade A service. I allowed her to resign because her emotions were clearly more dominant than her professional logic.

      Throne & Hauser
      M M. rated

      (Review for Dawn Throne)Honest, hardworking, and dependable. I hired her twice- her fees are also reasonable.

      Wagner & Associates Tax Solutions
      Monica B. rated

      Robert Wagner and Associates is the worst business I have ever had the displeasure of dealing with. They are very quick to meet with you the first time and take your money. Then, they are never in the office. I was told by the receptionist that Robert takes Mondays off, doesn't like to come in on Tuesday, Works 10-1 on Wednesdays and Thursdays and doesn't come in on Fridays. You can leave as many messages as the receptionist can take and he will never return your phone call. I have made several appointments with him where I verified that he was coming in that day with the receptionist and still sat in the waiting room for over 2 1/2 hours and he never showed up. He assured me that he filed an appeal with the IRS for me and when I hired an attorney ,after the fact, I found out that he had never done anything on my behalf and had ignored all correspondence from the IRS and because of his negligence the IRS had sent me to collections. If you are looking for someone to give you any attention to the matter in which you hire them or to solve any of your tax problems, this company is definitely not the company that you want to hire. Do yourself a favor and hire someone else.

      David Bindrup Law Firm
      Karen L. rated

      We paid $3,000 for a family trust and we were verbally abused by David Bindrup when we had to point out all the errors his attorney wife, Katie Bindrup, had made in drafting our trust. Mrs Bindrup admitted losing the our email with the successor trustee information. Instead of calling us she just put her husband, David Bindrup, as one of our successor trustees instead of the trust company we had requested. When we wrote down the name of the trust company so she could correct our trust she still got the name wrong. Unfortunately, we did not notice the error until we went to the bank to change the name on our account. Also, the documentation she had given us to present to the bank was not what Bank of America required to change our account to the new trust. Mrs Bindrup said we could pick up our original trust in 3 weeks. 6 weeks later and several phone calls still no trust and we had already paid them in full! I finally demanded we be given our trust and asked for David Bindrup's name be removed where ever it appeared in our trust because and our heirs would not be using his services. Way too much aggravation! The next day Mr Bindrup called and asked to met with us in order to give us the trust and to make sure it was correct. When we met with him it became apparent he wanted to met because there was paperwork that had been over looked and that we needed to sign. When I found another error... they put an address down for one of our largest intangible assets but had omitted the city and state. When I asked him about it he poo pooed meso then I asked him to tell me how he would find the asset without knowing the City and State. Mr Bindrup became agitated and verbally abused me. He told me I was a difficult client and the he turned to my husband of 18 years and said, "I guarantee you will be back to see me in a year because you will be divorced from her!" We immediately told him we didn't need his abuse & another attorney would be correcting mistakes!

      Wagner & Associates Tax Solutions
      Scott M. rated

      I met with him over a year ago for a very simple task. He seemed very positive when we met. He took all the money up front and then I never heard from him. I had to continually reach out and e-mail him multiple times for a response as my e-mails would be ignored. After multiple e-mails and calls he eventually assured me that everything was taken care of and that my file had been closed. Months later I received additional letters from the IRS stating that I still owed money and that a late penalty was added. This will now effect my credit and cost me more money.Robert stated that he contacted the IRS. I called the IRS myself and they had no record of him even contacting him. I asked for my money back. I have attempted to contact him multiple times through e-mail, phone calls and even face to face meetings. He has cancelled my appointments multiple times and still failed to e-mail me back. When I call his office he refuses to take calls.

      Day & Nance
      Christina N. rated

      Mr. Day and Mr. Nance are hard working, experienced attorneys in HENDERSON! I highly recommend them.

      Karen H Greene-Lewis ESQ
      Terise P. rated

      This office is exceptional. I was in Las Vegas and I had an emergency. The staff was professional and courteous. Ms. Lewis, herself, responded to my phone calls several times.I'm exceedingly happy with the results and I can't recommend them highly enough.

      Did You Know?

      Types of Attorneys

      The legal profession is vast, with each attorney having his or her specialties. Here are some of the most common attorneys individuals seek out when they require legal aid:

      Criminal Lawyer
      A criminal defense lawyer is probably the attorney the average person imagines. Criminal attorneys are the men and women who defend individuals accused of a crime. The lawyer may work pro bono - for the public good - so the accused is certain to have representation, even if he or she cannot afford an attorney.

      Criminal lawyers are experts in the criminal justice system. They help their clients decide how to plead when first charged by the police and guide them through trial procedures. Defense lawyers must use every bit of their knowledge and resources to get their clients the fairest results from criminal proceedings.

      Business Lawyer
      If you are a small business owner or the head of a larger corporation, you may come into contact with a business lawyer. Many big companies keep a legal staff on payroll to deal with the daily operations of running and maintaining a large enterprise. Business lawyers may have more specific specialties like copyright law, product liability and mergers and acquisitions.

      Business attorneys may focus their practices on certain industries. There are entertainment lawyers to guide artists through royalties and media contracts, while hospitals employ malpractice attorneys to protect doctors from aggressive litigation.

      Employment Lawyer
      When you work for a company, you may find yourself in need of an employment lawyer - especially if the relationship between you and your employer sours. An employment attorney prevents people from losing their jobs due to unfair reasons. Workers' compensation lawyers help maintain safe employment conditions and ensure workers receive fair compensation after workplace injury or discrimination.

      Finance Lawyer
      A personal finance attorney can protect and manage your investments and securities. You may use a finance lawyer to help you prepare your taxes, but you might be better off working with an accountant. A tax attorney is more commonly contacted after a business or individual runs into trouble with the IRS or state regulators.

      Real Estate Lawyer
      Your family may keep a lawyer on retainer to guide you through the major expenses that come up in life. When buying a home, you could work with a real estate lawyer to make sure you get the best deal and won't get taken advantage of by tricky mortgage agreements or unfair landlords. An estate attorney can help you plan for the worst by creating a will and preparing your finances for after your death.

      Bankruptcy Lawyer
      A bankruptcy lawyer is essential to help you resolve your financial difficulties when they start to spin out of control. Certain attorneys help create strategies to bring you out of debt and speak to your creditors. A lawyer can advise you on which type of bankruptcy you should file for.

      Civil Lawyer
      If you are suing someone or being sued, you need a civil lawyer. Civil attorneys - and criminal lawyers - are the legal representatives who argue on your behalf in a courtroom setting. Civil lawyers may represent you on matters of business, finance or a wide variety of other specialized needs.

      One of the most common types of civil attorneys is a personal injury lawyer. When you're hurt by an outside party and you would like to hold them legally responsible, a personal injury attorney conducts litigation and negotiates settlements to compensate for your pain and suffering. Sometimes many wronged people will join together with a single civil lawyer or law office to form a class action lawsuit.

      Family/Divorce Lawyer
      Most people will turn to a lawyer during a divorce to navigate the emotionally charged legal proceedings. A divorce attorney can assist in determining grounds for separation, division of property and custody of children.

      Family attorneys deal with much more personal matters. If you're getting married, a family lawyer can help you prepare a prenuptial agreement or other family planning paperwork such as adoption or inheritance documents.

      Questions One Should Ask a Lawyer Before Hiring Them

      To ensure you find a competent attorney who won't abuse your trust or drain your finances, you have to make the proper inquiries. There are several questions you should ask, but the majority will fall under three general topics:

      Training and Experience Questions
      One of the best ways to determine quality is to examine an attorney's history. When you first step into a lawyer's office, you should check for the appropriate certifications and diplomas. You have to ask how long he or she has practiced law and request information that demonstrates the practice's success. Look for precise details such as percentage of cases settled out of court.

      Once you inquire about the broad details of their legal career, you should ask questions about their experience that pertains to your specific issue. You should ask how many similar cases they have handled and if they have special skills or training that applies specifically to your needs. Lawyers can't mention clients by name, but you should ask for basic details about identical past cases.

      Financial Questions
      You need to ask about every possible fee that will come up when working with an attorney. You should request a list of all costs in advance so you won't be surprised by additional expenses like overhead. Also determine exactly when you will start being billed. You want to inspect paperwork carefully. If the attorney charges you for his or her experience, you need to make sure he or she will perform tasks personally and not hand it off to an assistant.

      Find out if the attorney has a flat fee or charges by the hour. Many civil lawyers work on contingency. Whatever the payment plan, make inquiries about how the lawyer plans to provide service for your money and what you can do if you start to feel unsatisfied with his or her performance.

      Lawyer/Client Relationship Questions
      When you hire a lawyer, you're agreeing to work with someone over a certain period of time. You need to ask questions about how the attorney will communicate with you and what responsibilities you hold in the relationship. The attorney should let you know the best channel for quick communication and you need to inform him or her when you want updates.

      You should also ask questions to get to know the attorney as an individual in order to ensure this is a person you can trust. Ask about their legal philosophy and how he or she views the lawyer/client relationship. Great questions to start off with are ones that will make your life easier, such as how to keep fees down or what daily disruptions you should expect from a long legal battle. The more forthcoming the lawyer appears to be with individual needs, the better.

      Top Reasons to Hire a Lawyer

      You may keep a lawyer on retainer or you could turn to an attorney during specific situations. Here are some common reasons people begin seeking legal representation or advice:

      You Know Your Limitations
      If you sign documents and you come across a word you don't recognize, you need assistance. You may need a third party to help you navigate important employment or real estate paperwork. It's essential you fully understand the terms of any legally binding documentation or activity you become a part of. If you are not an expert in a given field, you'll want to hire an attorney who is.

      A lawyer may find legal implications or opportunities you might miss. If you find yourself in a civil or criminal matter, a proper attorney ensures you don't receive a harsh punishment for a small mistake.

      You're Facing an Important Event/Decision
      When making decisions critical to your financial stability or personal life, you may want a lawyer with expertise in your situation to make sure you do everything you can to arrive at the proper resolution. This is especially true when you become involved in a criminal case and your freedom is on the line.

      It's not just a matter of legal knowledge; lawyer's have access to numerous resources you do not. They have staff ready to work around the clock and experts in a variety of fields to give your important issues the attention they deserve.

      You Can't Be Impartial
      During times when personal matters intersect with legal proceedings, you may need to have an advocate to prevent your emotions from getting in the way of level-headed thinking. For example, divorce lawyers can mediate a heated argument and help both partners get on with their lives.

      Emotional investment could be subtle. You may want to have a lawyer look over an investment opportunity that looks too good to be true or investigate the merits of a possible civil suit when you feel wronged.

      You're Out of Options
      Many people turn to lawyers when they are in trouble. If you've been accused of a crime or are in a terrible financial situation, you can find an attorney who will work with what you have available to assist you as you deal with your problems.

      Personal injury lawyers find solutions for people who can no longer work under their own power and bankruptcy attorneys prevent people from giving in to debt. If you find yourself in a situation where you can't find a solution, a lawyer may be able to offer the counsel you need.

      How to Choose a Lawyer

      When it comes time to choose a lawyer, you should start by searching close to home. While you probably don't want the conflict of interest that comes from being represented by a family member, friends and loved ones can recommend lawyers who served them well in the past. If you do have attorneys you are familiar with, ask who they believe would be best for you.

      After going through personal references - especially from individuals who had similar needs - you should broaden your search through public information resources. You can call your area's attorney referral service or check legal organizations like Martindale-Hubbell. There are other resources available online. You should check websites for client reviews and other third-party forms of approval.

      When you build a list of possible candidates, perform a background check on each one. See if you can find information on their history and success record. Once you find a possible lawyer, you should call to arrange a consultation so you can ask your important questions in person.

      By performing the necessary research and taking every available precaution, you can narrow your search to the attorney most suited to your needs.

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