“Do you handle cases like mine (car accident, workplace injury, medical malpractice, etc.)?”
Yes, very likely. At Bighorn Law, we handle a wide range of personal injury cases, including:
- Car and truck accidents
- Motorcycle and pedestrian accidents
- Workplace and construction injuries
- Slip and fall / premises liability
- Wrongful death
- Insurance bad faith cases
- Medical malpractice
- Elder abuse and nursing home cases
If someone else’s negligence caused your injury, there’s a strong chance we can help.
“How experienced are you with personal injury cases?”
Bighorn Law has been representing injury victims since 2011, with a team of award-winning trial attorneys who have secured more than 1 billion dollars in verdicts and settlements for our clients. This isn’t a firm that dabbles in injury law; it’s all we do every day.
“Have you handled cases against large insurance companies before?”
Absolutely. Bighorn Law is nationally known as one of America’s top law firms when it comes to punishing insurance companies for acting in bad faith. Not only do we have the two largest auto insurance bad faith verdicts in Nevada history, but Bighorn Law also had the single largest auto insurance bad faith verdict in America in 2024 and the second largest bad faith verdict in 2025.
Insurance companies have teams of lawyers working to minimize what they pay you. We’ve built our reputation by standing up to those companies and holding them responsible when they act in bad faith. We know their tactics and how to counter them.
“What kind of settlements or verdicts have you won?”
Bighorn Law has secured multi-million dollar verdicts and settlements, including recent jury verdicts totalling $108 million, $114 million, and $550 million. But more importantly, we focus on maximizing the value of your specific case, not just quoting numbers.
“What’s your success rate with cases like mine?”
Every case is different, so no ethical attorney can promise outcomes. What we can tell you:
- We have a strong track record of successful settlements and trial wins, including several record-setting jury verdicts, both nationally and in Nevada:
- #1 Auto Insurance Bad Faith Verdict in Nevada History, $114M
- #2 Auto Insurance Bad Faith Verdict in Nevada History, $108M
- #1 Medical Malpractice Verdict in Nevada for 2019 and 2025, $13.6M & $31M
- #1 Car Crash Verdict in USA for 2024, Escobia v. Rasperry
- #1 Bad Faith Verdict in USA for 2024, Goldblatt v. Progressive
- #2 Bad Faith Verdict in USA for 2025, Kuhn v. USAA
- Top 100 Medical Malpractice Verdicts in USA for 2019, 2023, and 2025
- Top 100 Auto Collision Verdicts in the USA for 2022, 2024, and 2025. We prepare every case as if it’s going to trial—this often leads to stronger settlement offers for you, letting you move on with your life without having to go to trial
“Can you share examples of similar cases and outcomes?”
Yes, during your consultation, we can walk through:
- Cases similar to yours
- What impacted the outcome
- What factors increased (or decreased) the value
This helps set realistic expectations while showing how we approach strategy.
“Do you work on a contingency fee basis?”
Yes. That means: You don’t pay anything upfront, and we only get paid if we win your case.
“What percentage do you take if we win?”
Our contingency fee is discussed clearly during your consultation. We believe in full transparency—no surprises, no fine print.
“Will I owe anything if we lose?”
No. If we don’t win your case, you don’t pay us an attorney’s fees.
“Are there any upfront or hidden costs?”
No upfront costs. We also go over any potential case-related expenses in advance so you understand exactly how everything works.
“Who will actually be handling my case?”
You’ll have a dedicated legal team—but your case is actively overseen by experienced attorneys, not passed off and forgotten. We pride ourselves on being hands-on and accessible.
“What’s your strategy for my case?”
Every case is different, but our approach is consistent:
- Investigate thoroughly
- Build strong evidence early
- Document damages clearly
- Negotiate aggressively
- Be fully prepared to go to trial if needed
We don’t rush cases; we build them to win.
“How long will my case take?”
It depends on:
- The complexity of the case
- Severity of injuries
- Insurance company cooperation
Some cases resolve in months—others take longer, especially if litigation is involved. We’ll give you a realistic timeline upfront based on the specific facts of your case.
“Will my case settle or go to trial?”
Most cases settle—but we prepare every case like it’s going to trial. Why? Because insurance companies take you more seriously when they know you’re ready and able to beat them in trial.
“How often will I get updates?”
You’ll never feel left in the dark. We provide:
- Regular case updates
- Clear next steps
- Quick responses to questions
“Can I reach you directly if I have questions?”
Yes. We believe communication is everything—especially when you’re dealing with something stressful like an injury.
“Should I feel comfortable with this attorney?”
This matters more than people realize. You should feel:
- Heard
- Respected
- Supported
We take the time to actually listen, not just sign you up and move on.
“Are they genuinely trying to help me—or just take my case?”
At Bighorn Law, we’re selective about the cases we take because we want to truly advocate for our clients, not just process claims.
Our goal is to maximize your outcome and make the process easier for you, not add stress.
“Do they explain things clearly?”
We believe you should understand:
- What’s happening
- Why it matters
- What comes next
No legal jargon. No confusion.
“What is my case worth?”
This depends on factors like:
- Medical bills
- Lost wages
- Pain and suffering
- Long-term impact
We’ll evaluate your case and give you a realistic range—not inflated promises.
“What should I be doing right now to protect my claim?”
If you’ve been injured:
- Get medical treatment immediately
- Follow your doctor’s recommendations
- Avoid speaking to insurance adjusters alone
- Don’t post about your accident on social media
- Contact an attorney early
“What mistakes should I avoid?”
Common mistakes that can hurt your case:
- Waiting too long to get legal help
- Accepting the first insurance offer
- Downplaying injuries
- Missing medical appointments
- Posting online about your case