If you were hurt in a collision, on someone else’s property, or through another person’s carelessness, you are dealing with an insurance company whose business is paying as little as possible. From 2009 to 2014 Chris Rusby worked the other side of exactly these files, including as lead trial counsel for a large gaming corporation on its personal injury cases.

He knows how an adjuster decides what a claim is worth, where they quietly cut, and which files they treat as a real risk at trial. A Reno personal injury attorney who spent years on the other side reads an offer differently.

Types of injury claims

• Car and truck collisions
• Motorcycle accidents
• Premises liability and slip and fall
• Dog bites and animal attacks
• Wrongful death claims
• Insurance bad faith disputes
• Pedestrian and bicycle injuries
• Uninsured and underinsured motorist claims

How it works

1. Free case evaluationWe talk through what happened, what injuries you have, and whether you need a lawyer at all. Some people do not, and we will tell you.
2. Investigation and treatmentWe collect the report, photographs, witness statements, and records while you focus on getting medical care.
3. Demand and negotiationOnce your treatment levels off, we present the claim with the evidence the insurance company needs to value it honestly.
4. Suit and trial if neededIf the offer does not reflect the harm, we file. Insurers price cases differently when the lawyer across the table actually tries them.