The attorney · Litigators for Justice
Timothy R. O'Reilly, founding attorney.
A personal-injury firm is a promise about who picks up the phone. Here is who stands behind this one, and what happens after you reach out.
01 / The attorney
Timothy R. O'Reilly
Founding attorney, Las Vegas
Timothy R. O'Reilly is the founder and principal attorney of Litigators for Justice, a Nevada personal-injury firm based in Las Vegas. The firm represents injured people across Las Vegas and Clark County and works on contingency: as the firm states its offer, clients pay no fee unless the firm obtains a recovery.
- Admitted
- Nevada and California, and before the Ninth Circuit
- Law school
- University of Nevada, Las Vegas
- Recognitions
- America's Top 100 Attorneys · Nevada Business Magazine Legal Elite · National Trial Lawyers Top 100
- Focus
- Personal injury
- Serves
- Las Vegas and all of Clark County
- Fee basis
- Contingent: no fee unless the firm wins
- Languages
- English site, with a Spanish site ↗
Admissions, education and recognitions as listed on the firm's website, September 2026.
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02 / After you reach out
Four steps, no surprises.
The firm's stated process, in order. The firm offers a free consultation and states that representation is on a contingency basis.
- Step 01
Reach out, any hour.
Call or start the online review. The firm states a real person answers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
- Step 02
Describe what happened.
In a free, confidential conversation you share the incident and your injuries. There is no obligation.
- Step 03
The firm reviews the case.
An attorney looks at what happened and whether the firm can help.
- Step 04
No fee unless the firm wins.
The firm's stated fee is contingent: it is collected only if the firm obtains a recovery for you.
03 / The first conversation
Start with a free consultation.
Tell the firm what happened online, or call when that is easier. The review is free, confidential and carries no obligation.