Joseph L. Benson

Las Vegas Personal Injury Lawyers

When you select the law firm of Benson, Bertoldo, Baker & Carter, it is our goal to treat you with the utmost understanding and compassion, coupled with the highest level of legal representation. We offer a free initial consultation involving Las Vegas personal injury matters and make it our chief priority to consistently provide you with individual attention throughout the case’s progression. With your convenience in mind, we also offer home or hospital visits. It is our commitment to you to seek the highest possible compensation for a secure future..

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Client Success Stories

Las Vegas Bicyclists, Pedestrians Wary of Vehicles

January 19th, 2012

Las Vegas pedestrians and bicyclists are beginning to feel like targets. Two people in the Las Vegas area were struck by cars on Jan. 10 and Jan. 11 in the space of 12 hours. One bicyclist and one pedestrian were … Read More

Las Vegas Tourist Helicopter Crash Kills Five

December 8th, 2011

A tourist helicopter crashed during a luxury sunset tour of the Las Vegas strip and Hoover Dam, killing four passengers and the pilot. The helicopter, operated by Sundance Helicopters, crashed into the River Mountains surrounding Lake Mead at about 5 … Read More

Las Vegas Physician Accused of Felony Distribution of Controlled Substance

November 28th, 2011

The state Board of Medical Examiners filed a six-count complaint against a Las Vegas physician, alleging that he prescribed controlled substances to at least 13 patients without proper examination or diagnosis. Dr. James E. Tinnell pled guilty to felony distribution … Read More

American Transit Insurance Slammed With $2.25M Bad Faith Verdict

October 21st, 2011

A judge in the Supreme Court of the State of New York told American Transit Insurance Company that it “refuses not only to acknowledge, but to handle the truth,” Reuters reported Oct. 18. American Transit’s conduct “reminds the court of … Read More

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