About Howard Injury Law — Personal Injury Spring Valley Nevada
For personal injury Spring Valley clients, Howard Injury Law pursues maximum compensation after serious harm. Attorney Glen A. Howard brings more than 20 years of experience. The firm has recovered over $80 million for injured clients. It handles car, motorcycle, and truck wrecks across the Las Vegas valley. The team also takes product defect, assault, and casino injury cases. Because Howard is trial-ready, insurers take settlement talks seriously.
Cases are handled on contingency, so there are no upfront costs. Consultations are free, and the team explains each step. To compare nearby options, browse more Spring Valley attorneys.
What Clients Say
Clients value Glen Howard’s hands-on attention to their case. They mention clear communication and strong results. Many also note the firm fights insurers rather than settling low.
Personal Injury Spring Valley — Practice Areas & Services
- Car, motorcycle, and truck accidents in Spring Valley and Clark County.
- Pedestrian, bicycle, and e-bike crash claims.
- Premises liability, including slip and fall and casino injury.
- Dog and animal attack cases.
- Product defect, medical malpractice, and wrongful death matters.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do I have to file an injury claim near Spring Valley?
Nevada sets a two-year deadline for most injury claims from the crash date. Property damage claims get three years. Acting early protects both evidence and your deadline.
What does a Spring Valley injury lawyer cost?
Most injury firms here work on contingency, so you pay nothing upfront. The fee comes only from money recovered for you. Howard Injury Law offers a free consultation.
Where are Spring Valley injury cases filed?
Spring Valley is part of Clark County, so cases are filed in the Eighth Judicial District Court in Las Vegas. Most claims settle through negotiation. A trial-ready attorney strengthens your position.
Quick Facts: Personal Injury in Spring Valley, Nevada
- Annual fatalities: Las Vegas-area traffic deaths average about 290 a year, with roughly 1,460 serious injuries — Nevada DOT
- Injury deadline: 2 years from the crash date for most claims — Nevada Revised Statutes §11.190
- Property damage: 3 years to file for vehicle and property losses — Nevada Revised Statutes


