Top Litigation Lawyers in las vegas | 391 available
391 Litigation lawyers are available in las vegas, Nevada, including Jared Moser, Jason Lather, Jason Wigg, and Jason Wiley. These lawyers are rated between 4.6/5 to 5.0/5 and 48% provide free consultation.
Litigation cases in Las Vegas typically range from 6 to 30 months from filing to resolution, depending on complexity, court schedules, and settlement likelihood.
las vegas Court Backlog
The estimated backlog of active litigation cases in Clark County courts fluctuates between 400 and 1,500, reflecting seasonal and systemic variations.
Litigation las vegas Filing Volume
Monthly new litigation filings in Las Vegas are estimated between 200 and 350, based on recent court statistics and public reporting.
Litigation Case Outcomes
Approximately 25% of disputes resolve pre-litigation, 40% after filing but before trial, and around 10% succeed at trial, with outcomes varying by case type and representation.
Jared M. Moser, Esq., practices in the areas of commercial litigation and contract disputes, employer defense, and landlord/tenant disputes, representing both individuals and businesses, large and small, in southern and northern Nevada.. Mr. Moser received his B.S.B.A. with a double major in marketing and business management from Hawai'i Pacific University. He returned to Nevada to obtain his Juris Doctorate from the William S. Boyd School of Law at the University of Nevada – Las Vegas, during which time he represented family law clients as a Certified Student Attorney, was recognized with the CALI Excellence for the Future Award in International Human Rights, and was also awarded as a member of the Society of Advocates for Second Best Brief in the Jerome Prince Evidence Law Moot Court Competition.. Before joining Marquis Aurbach, Mr. Moser gained invaluable experience as an extern to the Honorable James T. Russell in the First Judicial District Court of Nevada, as a law clerk to the Honorable Nancy L. Allf in the Eighth Judicial District Court of Nevada, and as a law clerk for the Honorable Johnnie B. Rawlinson of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. He has authored numerous articles addressing a variety of legal issues topics for the American Inns of Court publication, The Bencher, and in the Infinity Business Magazine, and has appeared as a guest on the Su Negocio En Nevada radio show. He has also served on the Board of Directors for a local non-profit organization that provides aftercare for women who are former victims of human trafficking and sexual exploitation.. Mr. Moser is a member of the Howard D. McKibben Chapter of the American Inns of Court and is an alumni member and former officer of the Phi Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity International.. During his time out of the office, Mr. Moser enjoys time with his wife, Tara, and their two sons. When he and his family are not outdoors, Mr. Moser enjoys watching both college and professional football and basketball.
“I recommend anyone who asks about any employment issues. Jared is absolutely the best and truly cares about his clients. Jared is extremely knowledgeable.”
Practice Areas: Lawsuits & Disputes, Litigation, Litigation, Litigation
Jason Lather was born and raised in the tropical US territory of Guam. After graduating high school there, he enrolled at the University of Pennsylvania, where he was part of the second class ever of the prestigious Huntsman Program in International Studies and Business. Jason graduated from Penn with degrees in Business from the Wharton School and International Studies from the College of Arts & Sciences.. After returning to Guam for one year to fulfill his scholarship obligation, Jason found his way to Northern Nevada. He met Oksana, the love of his life, and they both moved to Reno to pursue educational and employment opportunities. Jason received his Masters of Business Administration degree from the University of Nevada-Reno while working in several industries, including gaming and distribution/logistics. He then discovered the small but interesting field of community management. Jason was one of the top community managers in Northern Nevada for five years, but he realized that he enjoyed one aspect of his job more than any other: THE LAW.. In 2008, Jason applied to one school, UNLV-Boyd School of Law. He was accepted with a full scholarship, and excelled at his studies. Jason graduated in 2011, in the top 20% of his class.. Jason and his wife welcomed their first son, Donovan, while he was in law school. Jason also began working as a law clerk, part time during the school year and full time during the breaks. Their second son, Nathaniel, was born two years later.. Jason has worked for several attorneys over the years, including some you've probably seen on TV or billboards. Along the way, Jason discovered a knack for litigation, especially for research and writing. One of his bosses called Jason "the best writer" he'd ever seen. While working for one of the largest injury firms in Las Vegas, Jason was the writing specialist -- writing every motion and pleading for the firm.. But Jason also wanted to do more than write. He wanted to make sure that his clients were getting the attention that they deserved. He also wanted to do more to help the community by doing pro bono work for those who could not afford to pay a lawyer. The only way to do all of that was to stop working for others and to be answerable to no one but himself.. Jason and his wife moved to Las Vegas thinking that they would only be here for three years. Over a decade later, Las Vegas is still their home.
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“I served as the arbitrator in a matter in which Mr. Lather represented one of the parties. He was thoroughly prepared and performed well.”
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“Jason Lather is an awesome attorney. He communicates through email and is very prompt at responding to you. He has a passion for his career; it shows through his good judgement ski…”
Prior to forming Naylor & Braster with John Naylor, Jennifer worked as a commercial litigator at Pisanelli Bice, a premier commercial litigation boutique firm in Las Vegas, and also Lionel Sawyer & Collins, one of Las Vegas’ largest law firms. Jennifer obtained a wide-range of litigation experience at both these firms. She has appeared regularly before both the Eighth Judicial District Court and United States District Court for Nevada, arguing a wide range of motions, and has both first-chair and second-chair trial experience. Jennifer has achieved seven-figure judgments in her clients’ favor. Jennifer has briefed several matters to both the Nevada Supreme Court and Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. She has represented clients in a variety of business conflicts, including high-stakes partnership disputes and in both property and construction disputes.. As an avid animal lover, Jennifer is a founding member of the State Bar of Nevada’s Animal Law Section and currently serves in the position of Treasurer. Through this position and her litigation practice, Jennifer strives to advance the protections to animals in Nevada.
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“Ms. Braster is a terrific attorney. She is a relentless advocate that is always well-prepared. Those who retain Ms. Braster meaningfully improve their chances of success.”
“I was on a case against Mr. Shafer and would highly recommend his services to anyone. He is caring, detail oriented, and a hard worker. You want him on your team!”
“I previously practiced in the same office with Mr. Wiley for several years and conferred with him about a wide variety of legal issues. His depth and breadth of experience and seas…”
Ms. Peterson fka Ms. Marsh, began her legal career in Michigan after graduating cum laude from the Thomas M. Cooley Law School in 2000. Ms. Peterson worked for the Plunkett & Cooney Law Firm from 2000 to 2001 and the Kitch, Drutchas, Wagner, Denardis and Valittuti Law Firm from 2001 to 2004. During her tenure at these firms, Ms. Peterson concentrated her practice in the areas of medical malpractice, governmental immunity, police liability, premises liability defense, regulatory compliance, insurance defense, and asbestos litigation.. Ms. Peterson left the Kitch firm in December 2004 and moved back to Northern Michigan where she went into solo practice and concentrated her practice in Family Law and Misdemeanor Criminal Law. Ms. Peterson remained in solo practice for approximately two years during which time she also served as Zoning Administrator for Banks Township.. Ms. Peterson moved to Las Vegas, Nevada in April of 2007, and was admitted to practice in December 2007. Ms. Peterson has been a part of the Civil Litigation Team since she began at the firm and continues to concentrate her practice in all areas of civil litigation including probate, contract and corporate law. Ms. Peterson also serves on the Governing Board for the Rape Crisis Center of Nevada.. Ms. Peterson’s diversity in practice and true concern for her clients are just a few of the strengths that she brings to the Flangas Dalacas Law Group. Ms. Peterson is admitted to practice in the states of Michigan and Nevada and is a member of the State Bar of Nevada and the State Bar of Michigan.
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Jessica is a born and raised Las Vegas native. She received both her Juris Doctorate and her Bachelor’s degree from UNLV. She graduated from the William S. Boyd School of Law with Pro Bono Honors in 2015. During her time at Boyd, Jessica participated in Boyd’s International Human Rights Practicum in India, where she interviewed factory workers subjected to human rights violations, and co-authored a UN report to the Special Rapporteur. Prior to her practicum in India, Jessica also studied law in Barcelona, Spain and Oxford, England. Jessica also competed in the International Criminal Moot Court Competition at Pace University Law School in 2014.. Before joining Sgro & Roger, Jessica worked at a boutique firm where she operated in a general counsel capacity representing clients and businesses in both litigation and transactional matters. She also managed and maintained the client’s intellectual property portfolios. At Sgro & Roger, Jessica builds upon her prior experience and has since expanded her practice in the areas of business litigation, real estate, and probate matters.. Jessica is still active in the community and still participates in La Voz as an attorney mentor. Jessica also currently serves as the Parliamentarian for the Asian American Pacific Islander Democratic Caucus (AAPIDC) and Vice Chairman of Bamboo Bridges, a nonprofit organization designed to assist domestic violence and human trafficking victims leave their abusers and navigate the social and legal systems for assistance. Outside of the office, Jessica likes to spend time with her dog and her family and traveling.
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“Jessica is a skilled business litigator and knowledgeable about local rules. I endorse this lawyer.”
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