About ZT Law Group — Personal Injury Las Vegas Nevada
Personal injury Las Vegas residents, Clark County families, and Henderson-area clients injured in accidents or facing criminal charges turn to ZT Law Group at 6620 S Tenaya Way. Attorneys Waleed Zaman, Michael “Mike” Trippiedi, and the ZT team lead a firm handling personal injury, auto accidents, and criminal defense across Clark County. The firm has built a family-style practice culture that clients repeatedly describe in reviews. Clients searching for Las Vegas injury counsel find ZT Law’s combination of tenacity and client communication distinctive in a crowded Nevada personal injury market.
Mike Trippiedi handles auto accident cases with a track record of full-value settlements and cases resolved in under a year. Waleed Zaman takes criminal defense cases alongside personal injury work. The firm has produced outcomes including settlements delivered to clients without fee deductions — unusual results that specific reviewers describe with detail. ZT Law’s contingency fee structure on personal injury means no upfront cost to clients, with fees paid only if the case recovers.
What Clients Say
Reviewers consistently describe ZT Law as family-like in their client approach, with Mike Trippiedi specifically receiving repeat praise for communication and outcomes. Clients describe settlement checks delivered within a year of accidents. Multiple reviewers describe the firm fighting adjusters who tried to minimize claims. One notable review describes Mike producing significant case work without ultimately taking a fee due to circumstances of the matter — a client-centered choice. Criminal defense clients describe Waleed Zaman securing plea outcomes that avoided incarceration.
Personal Injury Las Vegas — Practice Areas & Services
- Auto accident claims in Clark County
- Motorcycle accident representation
- Slip and fall and premises liability
- Commercial vehicle and truck accidents
- Criminal defense for misdemeanor and felony charges
- DUI and alcohol-related defense
- Free consultations on personal injury matters
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do I have to file a personal injury claim in Nevada?
Nevada’s statute of limitations for personal injury is two years from the date of injury under NRS 11.190. Medical malpractice has a 3-year/1-year rule (from date of injury or discovery). Claims against government entities require earlier notice. Acting promptly preserves evidence and protects your rights.
Does Nevada have no-fault auto insurance?
No. Nevada is an at-fault state for auto accidents. The at-fault driver’s liability insurance pays for damages. Nevada requires minimum $25,000/$50,000/$20,000 liability limits, which are often inadequate for serious injuries. Uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage on your own policy is important supplemental protection.
What happens after a DUI arrest in Las Vegas?
Nevada DUI arrests trigger both criminal charges and an administrative license revocation through the DMV. You have 7 days to request an administrative hearing. Criminal cases proceed in Las Vegas Municipal Court or Clark County Justice Court depending on location. Nevada’s BAC limit is 0.08%, with stricter 0.02% for drivers under 21.
Quick Facts: Personal Injury in Las Vegas, Nevada
- Nevada Statute of Limitations: 2 years for personal injury under NRS 11.190 — Nevada Revised Statutes 11.190
- Nevada Auto Liability Minimums: $25K/$50K/$20K — Nevada DMV
- Clark County District Court: Civil matters filed at 200 Lewis Avenue, Las Vegas — 8th Judicial District Court
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