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      What to Do (And What NOT to Do) Immediately After a Fall


      Seek Immediate Medical Care to Document Your Injuries

      As soon as you experience an injury, you should seek medical care. Even if the injuries seem small, getting immediate care can link the accident to your injuries right away. This makes it easier for insurance to agree that there is a link between the two. Sometimes injuries can seem small initially and then become worse as time goes on. If you document your injuries right away, you won’t have to worry about connecting the worsening symptoms to your accident. It will already have been done. If you’re unsure about what to do, contact our lawyers for a free consultation!

      The Importance of the Official Incident Report

      One of the most important parts of your personal injury claim is an initial incident report. This report documents what happened, when it happened, the conditions of the location, and names of employees involved. Importantly, it does this in a neutral manner. This report also mitigates any argument from the establishment that you were injured somewhere else, the condition that caused the accident didn’t exist, or that the incident wasn’t ever reported. As soon as you are able, talk to casino security or someone else in charge to file a report.

      Why You Should Never Give a Recorded Statement to a Risk Manager

      The risk management team will most likely be one of the first people you talk to after an accident. Their job is to find ways to satisfy you to avoid any lawsuits or big personal injury claims. While they may seem like they are on your team, they are really out to protect the casino. This means that if they ask you to make a recorded statement about what happened, firmly refuse. Even if your statement seems innocent enough, it can be used to put blame on you to lower or even have a settlement denied.

      The 72-Hour Rule: Preserving Security Footage with a Spoliation Letter

      Video evidence as well as other evidence can legally disappear after a certain time. In situations where a personal injury happens in a casino, the video footage is often automatically overwritten within 30-90 days. Because of this, our lawyers and many others like to hold to the 72 hour rule. This rules encourages a spoliation letter within the first few days so that any evidence is legally obligated to be protected. If you follow this informal rule, you are sure to have the evidence you need for a successful personal injury claim.

      The Hidden Toll of Hard Surfaces: Common Las Vegas Fall Injuries

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      Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI) and Concussions from Marble Floors

      If you have experienced a traumatic brain injury or concussion after a fall on a marble floor, the results can be devastating. Don’t face this injury alone, reach out to our lawyers right away to get started on an investigation so you’re able to get the compensation you require.

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      Spinal Cord Damage, Herniated Discs, and Hip Fractures

      Spinal cord damage, herniated discs, or hip fractures can put a sudden end to what was supposed to be a fun trip in Las Vegas. Let our lawyers negotiate on your behalf so you can focus on recovery and have peace of mind knowing you’ll be compensated for your injuries.

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      How We Help You Find Top Nevada Specialists on a Medical Lien (No Upfront Costs)

      Our lawyers have a network of providers available to help you get the care you need without having to pay upfront. Instead, the providers will place a lien on your case, expecting to be paid once the settlement is completed. This way you get the care you need without worrying about costs.

      Time is Running Out: The Nevada Statute of Limitations


      You Have Two Years to File a Premises Liability Lawsuit

      The statute of limitations for premises liability lawsuits is 2 years from the date of the accident. This timeline can be helpful if your injuries show up later and you decide to file a lawsuit. However, the sooner you file, the more options you have available.

      Why Waiting Destroys Your Case Value

      The longer you wait to file an injury claim, the more chance there will be difficulty with your case. This is because evidence goes away over time and waiting could cause insurance companies to wonder about the case’s validity. File your claim as soon as possible for the best outcome.

      The Roadmap to Recovery: What to Expect from Your Nevada Lawsuit

      Phase 1 (Months 1-3): Immediate Investigation and the Spoliation Letter

      As soon as you are injured, your lawyer will launch an investigation and will send a spoliation letter to the establishment. This letter will ensure any video or other evidence is kept from the time of your injury. This process can take a few months.

      Phase 2 (Timeline Varies): Reaching Maximum Medical Improvement (MMI)

      Once your lawyer has built a strong case with evidence, you will continue treatment for your injuries and your lawyer will begin negotiations with the insurance company. The amount of time this phase takes varies, but your lawyer can help give you an estimate.

      Phase 3: The Official Demand Letter and Insurance Negotiations

      In order to begin serious negotiations, your lawyer will calculate your damages and will send the insurance company an official demand letter. Insurance companies rarely accept this first letter without negotiations, which your lawyer will complete on your behalf.

      Phase 4 (Months 6+): Litigation, Discovery, and Trial Preparation

      In a situation where there are disputes and your case goes to trial, a settlement may take 6 months or more. Your lawyer will represent you through this time and will ensure maximum compensation so you can recover with peace of mind.

      Zero Upfront Costs: Our “No Fee Unless We Win” Guarantee

      Proven Results: Real Client Reviews & Slip and Fall Verdicts and Settlements

      What Our Clients Say

      I was referred to Katie and her team by a fellow co-worker after I had a fall that resulted in a variety of injuries. Katie and Kaytlyn went above and beyond my expectations!!! The whole team at Goldberg Injury Law treats you like family. From day one they have kept me in the loop, getting me the best medical care and making sure my treatments were helping with my issues.

      Michelle Kapono ★★★★★

      Katie and her team were absolutely great to work with on my personal injury broken arm claim. She is knowledgeable and helps the process run smoothly so you don’t have to worry about anything. She got me a great settlement when I thought I couldn’t recover anything, I am going to recommend Katie and her firm to anyone and everyone. Thanks Katie!

      Stacy Warner ★★★★★

      I had never used an attorney before for an injury, so I didn’t know what to expect. Katie and her team were available every step of the process. They were quick to respond with any questions, and always replied to my concerns with care and consideration. I highly recommend Goldberg injury law.

      Rachel Roe ★★★★★

      Maximizing Your Slip and Fall Compensation

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      Calculating Economic Damages (Medical Bills & Lost Wages)

      Economic damages are the easiest to calculate as they are anything with a money value attached to them. For instance, medical bills cost a certain amount and can be proved through bills and receipts. Lost wages are also easier to put together using pay stubs. Our lawyers will ensure everything is calculated so you are compensated for it all.

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      Securing Payouts for Non-Economic Damages (Pain & Trauma)

      Non-economic damages can be harder to prove, but are just as important as your economic damages. These damages include things like pain and suffering and loss of consortium. At Goldberg Injury Law, we have the tools necessary to put a number to these losses so you are compensated justly for them.

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      Can I Get Punitive Damages in Nevada?

      Yes! You can get punitive damages if the personal injury occurred in conjunction with a crime. For instance, if someone injures you while driving under the influence, they will go to court for the crime and may be required to pay you punitive damages. Talk with your lawyer to find out if you can expect these types of damages.

      Meet Katie Goldberg, Founding Attorney

      Committed To Maximizing Compensation For Injury Victims


      One of the words that best describes Katie Goldberg and her team is personalized service. Katie grew up in Las Vegas and believes that every client deserves detailed and specialized attention. Each case is unique and every person has different questions and concerns. Katie is committed to putting your worries at ease and giving you peace of mind as you focus on recovery and she works on getting the settlement you deserve. Katie has a prestigious background and has successfully settled hundreds of cases giving everyone who hires her the confidence that she is one of the best in the business. When you hire our law firm, you will start with a free consultation and then will be given Katie’s personal cell number so you can reach out at any time and be directly connected to your attorney. Contact us today to get started and find out why our clients consistently give us top ratings!

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      Katie Goldberg, our Trusted Injury Trial Attorney in Las Vegas, NV

      Proven Success: Case Wins & Settlements

      $5 Million Car Accident Compensation

      $2 Million Auto Accident Settlement

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      Don’t Let the Casino or Property Owner Blame You for Their Negligence

      Where Did Your Accident Happen? Common Las Vegas Fall Hazards

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      Casino Floors, Buffets, and Nightclubs

      Slips and falls can happen anywhere in Las Vegas, but they are common when casino floors are not kept up, buffet areas are not maintained and nightclubs don’t have adequate security. If you have been injured in any of these areas, contact our law firm right away.

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      Hotel Pool Decks and Wet Surfaces

      Wet surfaces are a known culprit of slip and fall accidents. If there was no proper warning of the hazard or it was overly slippery in the area, you could have a solid personal injury claim. Many of these incidents occur at major hotels and casinos, where high foot traffic and pooled water create dangerous conditions. At Goldberg Injury Law, we have you covered!

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      Parking Garages and Poorly Lit Stairwells

      Don’t face your personal injury claim alone if you were injured in a parking garage or poorly lit stairwell. The owners of the establishment owe you a duty of care and if this duty was breached, you likely have a strong claim. Let our lawyers help walk you through the process.

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      Supermarkets and Big Box Retailers

      Any location that has large amounts of people in and out must keep up their premises. However, hazards can be overlooked and can lead to injuries that should have been prevented. These situations often fall under premises liability, meaning the property owner may be responsible for your medical bills and recovery. In the event of this happening to you, you need an experienced personal injury lawyer on your side.

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      6010 S. Rainbow Blvd., STE A1. Las Vegas, NV 89118

      Frequently Asked Questions Las Vegas Slip & Fall Claims

      Does The Property Owner Automatically Pay My Medical Bills If I Fall?

      No. When you experience an injury after an accident, the immediate costs of medical bills will fall to you. It will be your lawyer’s job to prove liability so that the property owner’s insurance pays for the bills retroactively. This process is the personal injury claims process which can take some time. It is important that you keep all the bills, records, and receipts for your care and anything related to your injury so you can be reimbursed once there is a settlement. Talk to our lawyers right away about how to move forward with your case.

      How Much Does It Cost To Hire A Las Vegas Slip and Fall Lawyer?

      The cost to hire a lawyer depends on the circumstances of your case. Generally, we work on a contingency fee basis which means that you will not have to pay much, if anything, upfront. Instead you will pay a percentage of your winnings. This makes hiring a lawyer an easy decision as we use tried and true strategies to win more compensation than you may have on your own. Talk to our team during your initial consultation. We believe in transparency and will make sure you have a thorough understanding of our costs and fees before you choose to hire us on your case. We are confident that after your first meeting, you can hire us with peace of mind knowing we will provide the best possible outcome.

      Will My Premises Liability Case Have To Go To Trial?

      Not necessarily!! In fact, many cases are able to settle without going to trial. This is our lawyer’s goal and in many cases, the desire of the insurance companies. We will be the point of contact for the insurance, answering their questions and finding the evidence needed to prove your case. We will negotiate and will not settle until we are confident you are getting what you deserve. However, some cases do not go smoothly and disputes lead to needing a trial. In these situations, our lawyers will advise you forward and will represent you throughout the case. Whether we settle outside of court or in a trial, we will make sure you walk away with the maximum amount of compensation possible!

      What If There Was A “Wet Floor” Sign, But I Still Fell?

      Just because a “wet floor” sign is present does not automatically remove your ability to pursue damages. There are a few considerations if this is the case. First of all, was the floor excessively slippery despite the sign? When was the sign placed? Was it placed after your accident? Was the sign put too far from the spill? If any of the answers to these questions is yes, you will likely have a strong case. Nevada is a pure comparative negligence state, so even if some fault is assigned to you, you can still claim damages, they will just be reduced by the percentage of fault you carry. After a slip and fall accident, be sure to reach out to our law firm to see if you have a valid claim.

      How Long Do Casinos Keep Their Security Camera Footage?

      Because casinos have many cameras and store significant amounts of data, they overwrite camera footage quickly. This can be a problem for those that need to rely on the footage as evidence for a personal injury case. In most situations, footage will be erased within 30 to 90 days. This means that you and your Las Vegas slip and fall lawyer need to send a Spoliation letter as soon as possible to preserve any footage related to your case. If you have been injured at a casino, meet with our lawyers today to find out if you have a case and to take the necessary steps to preserve important evidence.

      Can I Claim Compensation If I Had Been Drinking At A Casino Or Nightclub When I Fell?

      Yes! You can still claim compensation even if you were intoxicated when you experienced your personal injury. The owners of the establishment owe you a duty of care regardless of your mental state. Drinking can complicate your claim, however, so be sure you have a skilled lawyer on your side. In most cases, comparative negligence will apply where you will be held partially responsible for the injury. This still allows you to claim damages, but will reduce the percentage of your settlement. The reason your lawyer is essential here is because insurance is notorious for finding as many ways to reduce compensation as possible. Your lawyer will protect your rights and will fight for the compensation you deserve!

      I Slipped By The Hotel Pool. Are They Still Liable Even Though It’s Expected To Be Wet?

      Whether or not a hotel is liable after a slip and fall at a pool depends on the circumstances. Hotels owe their clients a duty of care on their premises, including the pool. This means they must have proper textured surfaces or non-slip mats where necessary, visible warning signs, adequate lighting, and maintained tiles and steps. If the slip or fall happened because of a poorly maintained area, you will have a strong claim. However, even if the situation is not as cut-and-dry, you may still be able to claim partial compensation if the hotel carries some, but not all responsibility for the accident.

      Do I Have To Return To Nevada For Court If I Was Just Visiting On Vacation?

      No! In fact, this is where our lawyers become essential! If you suffered a personal injury as a visitor in Nevada, you have a right to file a personal injury claim. You do not have to be present to do so, and your lawyer will be present on your behalf. We will communicate with you as much as needed to ensure you are informed and will handle the hard parts from here. If your case moves to trial, you may be required to attend in person. However, in some cases, plaintiffs are able to videoconference in. Our lawyers can help you understand your options if you are not from Nevada, but need to file a claim or lawsuit.

      What Is The Average Settlement For A Slip and Fall In Nevada?

      The range of settlement amounts you can win after a slip and fall vary significantly. The amounts depend on how severe your injuries are, what medical treatment is required, insurance coverage limits, whether you carry any fault, and more. Generally, smaller injuries can produce an average of $10,000-$75,000 and with significant injuries, you could win $500,000 or more! This is where your lawyer comes in. During your consultation, they can take a look at your damage and can give you an estimate on how much they think you could walk away with. From there, they will do in-depth research to determine what damages you can expect so they have a fair number to fight for with insurance companies.

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