Taxi Cab Accidents

Las Vegas Strip Taxi Cab Accident Lawyer

Whether you are visiting Las Vegas as a tourist, or you live here, you are familiar with the heavy traffic on the Strip. If you navigate the streets as a pedestrian, you daily flirt with disaster as limos, shuttles and taxicabs compete for position. If you are a motorist, you drive a road lined with distractions and packed with cars. Accidents happen. At Harris Schwartz Lawyers we have successfully recovered compensation for clients injured in taxi cab accidents and other auto crashes.

Our client was a 28-year-old woman, hit by a speeding taxicab in a crosswalk near the MGM Grand Hotel. Attorney Brian Harris recovered $2.2 million on her behalf.

Recovering compensation for a taxi cab accident

If you, as a pedestrian or a motorist, were injured by a taxi or a shuttle running tourists from McCarran International Airport to the casinos, it is extremely important to have an attorney with the appropriate experience evaluate your claim and see that you are recovering the full compensation you are entitled to. If you would like to speak with a member of our firm, please contact our office to arrange a free consultation.

There may be a number of sources of compensation following a taxi cab accident. If, when investigating the claim, our lawyers find that the taxi company was negligent in hiring a driver with a record of accidents or inadequate training, you may be entitled to a personal injury claim in addition to your health and auto coverage.

You pay nothing unless we recover compensation on your behalf

Our fees are contingent on the success of your case — you pay us nothing unless we recover compensation on your behalf. If you would like to speak with one of our attorneys about a taxi cab accident claim or a personal injury lawsuit, please call 702.880.4529 or e-mail us to arrange a free, confidential consultation. We welcome attorney referrals, and serve clients in Utah, Nevada and California from our Las Vegas offices.

Harris Schwartz Lawyers, Personal Injury and Wrongful Death