Bigger. Faster. Settlements.
The Strip sits in Paradise, and so do its injuries: resort falls, security failures, rideshare crashes, and pedestrian strikes. Kyle gives your case his undivided attention and a relentless push, which causes your settlement to come back bigger, and faster.
In this town, the house usually wins. Not against Kyle.
Most of what the world calls Las Vegas, including the Strip, the airport, and the resort corridor, actually sits in Paradise. Forty million visitors a year move through it, alongside the locals who work it, and the result is a constant stream of injuries: falls on casino floors and pool decks, assaults in garages that should have been secured, rideshare and taxi crashes on the Boulevard, and pedestrians struck on Tropicana, Flamingo, and the resort cross-streets.
Resort properties defend these cases hard, with surveillance teams, risk departments, and serious defense counsel. Kyle has beaten them before, including a $5 million negligent security recovery against a casino property, by demanding the footage, the incident history, and the staffing records the properties hope no one asks for.
Whether you live here or were visiting when it happened, your case gets the same treatment: Kyle's undivided attention, his direct line, and a file built like it is going to trial, because that is what makes the house pay.
Hurt on the Strip or in Paradise? Start here.
Resort cases live and die on the property's own records. Move before they cycle out.
Report it to the property
Insist on an incident report from security or management and get the report number. Unreported injuries become deniable injuries.
Get medical care, even on vacation
Sunrise, UMC, and the corridor's urgent cares document what happened. Do not tough it out until you get home.
Capture what you can
Photos of the hazard or scene, names of witnesses and responding staff. The property's cameras saw everything, but only a preservation demand keeps that footage alive.
Call Kyle before you leave town
Visitors especially: one call starts the preservation demands and lets Kyle handle everything after you fly home.
Where Strip corridor cases come from.
Casino Floor & Pool Deck Falls
Slick marble, pool decks, and crowded floors produce constant falls the resorts settle low unless someone fights.
Negligent Security
Garages, corridors, and club exits where violence was foreseeable. Kyle recovered $5 million proving a casino failed its guests.
Rideshare & Taxi Crashes
The densest rideshare traffic in Nevada, with layered commercial policies when pickups and sudden stops go wrong.
Pedestrians on the Resort Cross-Streets
Tropicana, Flamingo, and Sahara carry heavy foot traffic across wide, fast lanes, with predictable results.
Hotel Room & Premises Hazards
Defective fixtures, wet marble, and maintenance failures inside the rooms and towers themselves.
Visitor Cases
Injured on a trip? Kyle handles everything locally, from preservation to settlement, after you go home.
What the law gives you here.
A few Nevada rules decide whether and how much you can recover. Here is what matters most in these cases.
Two years to file
Nevada generally allows two years from the injury, but resort surveillance footage cycles out in days unless a preservation demand lands first.
Innkeeper duties
Nevada law sets specific duties for hotels and resorts toward their guests. The properties know these rules intimately, and so does Kyle.
Visitors have full rights
You do not need to live in Nevada to bring a Nevada injury claim. Your case is handled here, where it happened, while you recover at home.
Comparative negligence
The resort will suggest you were careless or had been drinking. Nevada law still allows recovery as long as you are not more at fault than the property.
This is general information about Nevada law, not legal advice, and the rules have exceptions. Kyle will tell you exactly how they apply to your case.
Two things a billboard cannot buy.
What full value looks like.
Insurers pay more when they know your lawyer will take the case all the way. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome, but they show what relentless preparation can do.
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case turns on its own facts.
What clients say.
Kyle Cottner performed outstanding in all facets of my proceedings regarding my personal injury suit involving my car accident. He fully explained every step clearly and professionally so I would understand everything in my entire case. The results couldn't have been any better.
Kyle was the most attentive and professional lawyer I have ever worked with. I was hit at a red light, was referred to Kyle, and could not have asked for a better lawyer to help me settle my case. Thank you!
Getting into an accident is traumatizing enough, but being pregnant made it that much harder. Thank you for making it easy to deal with this Kyle! I will call the Cottner Firm for the rest of my life!
What people ask before they call.
Yes. Your claim belongs in Nevada, where the injury happened, and Kyle handles the entire case locally, including preservation demands, negotiations, and litigation, while you recover at home.
Their cameras almost certainly do. A preservation demand forces the property to hold the footage and produce the incident history. This is exactly why calling quickly matters.
It can be, when the violence was foreseeable and the property skimped on lighting, cameras, or patrols. Kyle recovered $5 million in a casino negligent security case on precisely that theory.
Only when the property believes your lawyer will try the case. Resorts track which attorneys fold and which ones file. Kyle's trial record is the reason his demands get read differently.
Generally two years under Nevada law, but the surveillance footage that proves your case can be gone within days without a preservation demand.
Nothing up front, and no fee unless Kyle recovers for you. The consultation is free, by phone, from wherever you are.
Find out what your case is worth.
Tell Kyle what happened. The consultation is free, there is no obligation, and you pay nothing unless he wins your case.